So this begs the question, When you start it via the terminal whree is it starting from? Type: which fldigi This should show where fldigi starts from when you type fldigi at the terminal prompt. Is it starting from a different location than when starting from pskmail_server and as you put it xterm? Explain the difference between terminal and xterm.. On 10/20/2013 04:20 AM, Franz Rohrauer wrote: > Rein, > > tnx for mail. My experience in installing and running pskmail_server > 2.1.n: > > Installation-procedure: works well > Fldigi: > - works without crashes, when started via terminal (NOT xterm!!!) > - crashes on tx (transmitting qsl-message, beacon-signal, ...), when it > had been started via xterm (both modes: 'normal' and 'waterfall-only'). > So it crashes also, when it had been started via 'pskmail_server'. > > So I start fldigi as well as rflinkserver via terminal and the server is > running without any problems! > > 73, 55 de > > franz, oe5rtl > > > > Am Samstag, den 19.10.2013, 16:16 +0200 schrieb Rein Couperus: >> Server 2.1.n: >> * Bug fix for timing... >> * Added multicast AMP2 protocol, The servers can set the number of >> required repeats in the config file... >> * Added "startpskmail" to /usr/local/bin >> * Also added an installer for the newbies... >> >> Client V1: >> * Removed multicarrier modes from the GUI. >> >> Client V2 >> * Several bug fixes, including printing of APRS messages to the APRS >> Tab >> * Added possibility to send a bulletin to the server for multicast >> distribution, >> the server will send it after you disconnect. Pse use this feature >> only when >> appropriate, as a multicast transmission will block the frequency for >> other stations. >> >> Fldigi 3.21.76 (the tgz.bin version) >> >> As I did not get any test reports on the multicarrier modes, I decided >> to drop them >> for the time being. The multicarrier modes offer a significant >> improvement under multipath conditions, >> but there has been little interest from our users. Moreover, the fact >> that multicarrier modes need 2x RSID >> sort of spoils the fun, which meant that we needed a special version >> of fldigi for it. >> So we are back to PSK, PSKxxxR, MFSK and THOR. >> This means you can use the standard Fldigi-3.21.76 (highly >> recommended) for >> server and V1 client. The puppy version on the download page of fldigi >> is now >> the right one, it used to be 3.21.71... Fldigi-3.21.76 has been tested >> extensively, and >> we have exterminated most of the bugs leading to a crash. At PI4TUE we >> have only 1 crash >> every 2 weeks now. >> >> I propose to declare these versions stable after a beta test period, >> of maybe 4 weeks... that >> should be enough to get the last bugs out. I have used the above >> versions extensively, >> so we should be pretty close to a stable release. >> >> I see the V2 client as most promising for the future, so maybe we can >> focus on that. >> In my view the V1 client is also still interesting, for those cases >> where the modem runs on >> a remote machine. The separate V2 modem can also be used for that >> purpose. >> >> Comments are welcome... >> >> 73, >> >> Rein PA0R >> >> >> -- > > -- *Larry Levesque*