[arm-allstar] connection announcement uses incorrect call sign

[Patrick Perdue]

Mark:

Is this a node you put together yourself, or was it built from a 
pre-existing image, I.E. G7RPG, G4XYR, etc?

Sounds like the write_node_callsigns.sh script has been run at least 
once on your node, and there is no job in crontab to keep it up-to-date.

Do you have a file called 
/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/rpt/nodenames/<your-node-number>.gsm, where 
<your-node-number> is your actual node number?

 From bash, you can run

write_node_callsigns.sh -ao

which will overwrite all the files in /var/lib/asterisk/rpt/nodenames, 
using the calls as set for each node number according to 
allstarlink.org. This will take a few minutes.

Or, you can overwrite just a single node number by issuing

write_node_callsigns.sh -n <specific-node-number> to just update a 
single node.

HTH.
73
N2DYI

On 3/28/2024 11:35 PM, Mark Harris via ARM-allstar wrote:
> Good afternoon to all.
>
> I have noticed that my node is using a different call sign than the 
> nodes registered call sign when doing a connection.
>
>  The call sign that it uses is an old one that I no longer have and I 
> am wanting to change it to the correct one being the nodes registered 
> call sign.
>
> I have tried to find where the reference for this connection call sign 
> is but have not had any luck and hoping someone can point me in the 
> correct direction.
>
> the announcement that comes over my radio is: " other node number " 
> connected to " my incorrect call sign ".
>
>
> Regards
>
> Mark VK3EME
>
> Bendigo, Vic AU
>
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