[arm-allstar] IRLP with hamvoip beware!!!!

David McGough kb4fxc at inttek.net
Tue May 10 16:20:19 EDT 2022


Glenn,

Sorry that you were hit by these politics, it was well publicized in early
2020. A disclaimer was added to the HamVoIP setup howto as well, at that 
time.

Some HamVoIP users still utilize the IRLP package for experimental
reflector connections and connections to authorized reflectors.  So, it is
still of viable and that's why it's still available.

It has been sad to see that the IRLP community has continued to shrink
over the last couple of years.  Today, there are only about 50% of the
IRLP nodes on-line as compared to 2019 numbers.  During that same 
timeframe, AllStar user counts have exploded.


73, David K4FXC



On Tue, 10 May 2022, "Glenn via ARM-allstar" wrote:

> I found out the hard way that IRLP on a hamvoip node is unacceptable 
> from the IRLP group and Dave Cameron.  They have software that detects 
> hamvoip IRLP nodes and the software removes the IRLP node using hamvoip. 
> The procedure to install IRLP on hamvoip should be removed.  My IRLP 
> node was old and they will not let me re-use my old node number. I need 
> to get a new node number and reinstall the original IRLP software and 
> use an IRLP board. So beware!!!!!!!! I had no idea it was such a big 
> deal for Dave and his group. 
> 
> Glenn WA7SPY
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