[Dxspider-support] Dx-World and DxCluster
Mikel EA2CW
ea2cw at gautxori.com
Mon Feb 13 09:15:16 GMT 2023
Iain,
Thank you for your contribution to the list. Unfortunately, what I've
described is pretty far away from an ideal world. It is just a minimum
set of measures to raise a bit the security level of the net. OTOH, I
think that solving our problem (partially at least) is more a matter of
time and will, than of money. I am sure that, as ham op, yor are using
software developed for free by individuals or even teams (I am thinking
now on N1MM++ as one of the best examples)
Anyway, the minimum requirements in our case, if someone is concerned
and involved in the search of solutions, should be:
- Use the last (free) software version, no matter which one.
- Use the measures already implemented on it (again for free), like f.i.
password identification needed in order to be able to send a spot.
I hope you met these simple ones.
Related to my own tests, I have started a series of them (off-line of
course) with the unvaluable cooperation (better say guidance) of other
concerned node sysops around here. As soon as I can find the easiest way
to implement them on our systems, be sure that I will publish it.
73 & happy Radio World Day (Feb, 13th)
Mikel, EA2CW
El 13/02/2023 a las 6:45, Iain Philipps via Dxspider-support escribió:
> Mikel,
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> Well ... I read what you say, and while you describe some kind of ideal world, in ham radio it is not going to happen until there is $$$$$ for the implementation and maintenance of such facilities.
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> However, you seem to have a reasonable understanding of the possibilities to move forwards, so let me know when you have your new security system in place and I will be happy to implement it at my cluster.
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> 73 de WR3D
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