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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">I should amplify that a bit. It's
Monday morning and I am feeling grumpy, so I was unnecessarily
rude.<br>
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You should always do a test login with your node callsign. That
will tell you two things:<br>
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1. You are connecting to AE5E, not W1AAA, so rename your connect
file and the need for the client line goes away.<br>
2. AE5E thinks you are a user, not a node.<br>
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Documentation that relies on user updates is notoriously
unreliable. Just because you may have seen something on the
internet that implies that dxspot.com is (or probably was) W1AAA,
doesn't mean it still is. In fact the dxspots.com website says it
is AE5E. So ALWAYS check with a trial connect using telnet first.<br>
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If the name of the connect script is the same as the callsign of
the node, then you don't need (or want) the 'client' line. It is
really only still available for backward compatibility and for
some very exceptional or testing purposes that, probably, I would
be the only one interested in.<br>
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Dirk<br>
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On 21/11/16 11:46, Dirk Koopman via Dxspider-support wrote:<br>
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doesn't do what you think, is therefore wrong, and you don't
need it.<br>
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Dirk<br>
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On 21/11/16 11:03, Erwin Fiten via Dxspider-support wrote:<br>
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<div>When I want to connect to more then 1 node, it
doesn't seem to do anything.<br>
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For example : connecting to W1AAA :<br>
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I have the following connect file :
/spider/connect/w1aaa<br>
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timeout 60<br>
abort (Busy|Sorry|Fail)<br>
connect telnet <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://dxspots.com">dxspots.com</a> 7300<br>
'login' 'ON0NOL-9'<br>
client W1AAA telnet<br>
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<div>at the console I type : <br>
set/spider w1aaa<br>
connect w1aaa<br>
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When I look at the log, I see : <br>
1479725465^<- I ON8AR connect w1aaa<br>
1479725465^connect 658: timeout set to 60<br>
1479725465^connect 658: timeout set to 60<br>
1479725465^connect 658: abort (Busy|Sorry|Fail)<br>
1479725465^CONNECT 658 sort: telnet command: <a
moz-do-not-send="true" href="http://dxspots.com">dxspots.com</a>
7300<br>
1479725465^Connected 658 to <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://dxspots.com">dxspots.com</a> 7300<br>
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But then, nothing happens, I don't see any spots coming in
from that node, and I don't see him as a connected node.<br>
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This happens with all other nodes to (1 is connected)<br>
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<div>Anything I can do to debug more? or am I doing
something wrong ?<br>
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<div>Erwin de ON8AR<br>
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