[arm-allstar] telemetry control
David McGough
kb4fxc at inttek.net
Thu Jan 27 16:55:33 EST 2022
Hi Patrick,
telemenabled=255 should get everything turned back on. You are correct
that the "255" is part of a bitmask, allowing pieces and parts to be
enabled/disabled. The telemetry management code was historically one of
the "ugliest" portions of the AllStar codebase, with features just hacked
in here and there. Much of this has now been re-written, the remainder is
on the 2022 to-do list....As such, bitmask values, etc., are subject to
change between releases, at this point. So, I'm hesitant to say much
between either "all on" or "all off," for now.
What exact features are you missing in the 1.7+ releases?
Thanks,
73, David KB4FXC
On Wed, 26 Jan 2022, "Patrick Perdue via ARM-allstar" wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I'm being asked by multiple users on my system (at least seven so far)
> how to restore full old telemetry support from previous versions of
> HamVoIP. Apparently, if you have
>
> telemenabled=255
>
> in your node's stanza, this will provide voice telemetry only for
> connections to your node directly, not any of the foreign links. I,
> personally, prefer this behavior in a lot of cases, but I guess not
> everyone does.
>
> So, my question is, given that telemenabled=0/255, what are the other
> options in that mask? I assume there are other partial or full switches
> within this parameter. Does something currently exist in the codebase to
> revert back to the old way of providing full telemetry as in versions
> prior to HamVoIP Asterisk 1.65.xx?
>
> Thanks and 73
>
> N2DYI
>
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