Then there is the software that needed a text line to accommodate gmail servers... We need more Beta testers. On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Bernard Dekok <kc9sgv@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Glenn, > > It is quite possible that the information on the Wiki could be wrong for > certain applications. > There certainly is a LOT of old stuff on the Wiki. > Now, that said, if it wasn't for the Wiki, then all hams would have to > continuously search the mail list. > Since many of the headings on the mail list is confusing, written in a > second or even third language, the chances are that your search will not > get to the correct information. > I certainly have found this to be the case sometimes. > What is really needed, is for someone to clean up the mail list and Wiki > continuously. > Not just editing language, but also testing concepts and ideas and then re > posting it. > > A lot of work for just a few guys, I know. > > KC9SGV > > > On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 10:19 AM, Glenn Roeser <wb2lmv@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Thanks both Eric and Bernard, still no results, when I open the install >> file and follow these directions I arrive at: >> glenn@ubuntu:~/pskmail_server-1.7.1$ sudo ./install.sh <enter> Then the >> result is - command not found ...the same goes when I try sudo >> ./libinstall.sh <enter> - command not found. >> >> These results are why other hams just give up. I will agree that it is >> most likely something that I am doing wrong. But, for the non-hacker/ non - >> IT person/ non - computer science major - it is extremely frustrating and >> difficult. If in fact myself and the other hams like myself, are following >> the instructions correctly, then as Per discovered the other day, when I >> couldn't upload email, *the information on the wiki is wrong.* >> I do thank everyone for their help, and I'm not giving up yet. >> Very 73, Glenn >> >> >> >> On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 10:45 AM, Eric Davenport <kz5ed@xxxxxxxxxx>wrote: >> >>> Glenn, >>> >>> I do not think that you installed the server. >>> >>> As I recall it is not an executable in its downloaded state. >>> >>> You need to issue open a terminal in the folder containing the file you >>> downloaded and issue the following command. >>> >>> Change to Root using the sudo command >>> then issue chmod +x {The name of the Print Server installer file} >>> then execute the Print Server installer >>> >>> In addition here are some of my notes on my experiences with 1.7.1 take >>> from a message I submitted to the list. >>> >>> I converted KZ5ED-30 server from 1.6.0 to 1.7.1 last night. >>> >>> A couple of observations. >>> >>> It does not honor the NO500 directive and will transmit and change to >>> 500 in spite of fldigi having all 500 transmit rsid and receive rsid >>> disabled. >>> >>> I ended up going into the rflinkserver.pl and commenting all reference >>> to PSK500 and changing them to PSK250. >>> >>> The KZ5ED-30 server has been down for two weeks do to work travel >>> constraints and antenna work but we will be back up soon. >>> >>> 73 >>> >>> Eric >>> >>> >>> >>> On 5/24/2012 10:34 AM, Glenn Roeser wrote: >>> >>> Yes Bernard, I did right after I downloaded the Ubuntu it updated. >>> >>> On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 10:19 AM, Bernard Dekok <kc9sgv@xxxxxxxxx>wrote: >>> >>>> Hi Glenn, >>>> >>>> Have you done all the updates for Ubuntu via the Update Manager ? >>>> >>>> KC9SGV >>>> >>>> >>>> On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 9:07 AM, Glenn Roeser <wb2lmv@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Per, >>>>> I have downloaded: >>>>> Ubuntu Desktop 12.04 LTS >>>>> >>>>> I have the fldigi running ok, I downloaded pskmail_server-1.7.1 I >>>>> then followed these instructions: >>>>> Download the *PSKMail Server* from the website: >>>>> http://pskmail.org/PSKMaildownloads.html >>>>> Look for pskmail_server-1.5.3.tar.gz (or the latest stable version.) >>>>> >>>>> In the Downloads Folder: Right click the .tar file - move to home >>>>> folder. >>>>> In the Home Folder: Right click the .tar file - extract here. >>>>> In the Home Folder: Right click the orange PSKMail-server-1.5.x file >>>>> In PSKMail_server: Double click Install - Click Run in terminal. >>>>> Enter sudo password - (Should/could be the same as your Ubuntu Linux >>>>> password) <Enter> >>>>> >>>>> Open a terminal (File>Open terminal or Dash Home, type "Terminal" or >>>>> double click on a terminal icon.) >>>>> Type pskmail_server <Enter> >>>>> At this point I receive this: pskmail_server command not found >>>>> ....everything had gone smoothly up until this point. >>>>> Please help! (-= Glenn WB2LMV >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> KZ5ED >>> Ericewdavenport@xxxxxxxxxx >>> >>> >> >