Okay - Into the guts of the server at rflinkserver.pl - the perl script does not appear to look for a variable called NO500. That’s a bad thing for servers in the US. I edited (carefully) the ‘modem' and 'default modem lines' in the rflinkserver script to PSK250, but the running script still brings up PSK500R on FLdigi after a delay. Somewhere there must be a table of allowed modes? Anyone know where that file is? This is the 2.1.n server. TIA, Steve NU7B On Jun 8, 2014, at 3:50 PM, > The server shows that the NO500 variable is set - yet its “Pskmodes” are all > set to psk500R > > Here is what the server produces when it’s launched - logfile in the terminal: > > ******************** > > Modes limited to PSK250 downwards... > NO500 set > ### Server v. 2.1.m. (C) 2013 PA0R > 22:40 UTC Jun-8-2014: Program start > Cannot connect... > waiting for the modem... > modem o.k., port is 7322 > Internet connection o.k. > Beacon:3322.31NP11154.90W& 2.1.m test with V2Modem > POS=33N:111W > Outside BigEar geo area... > initialized > start of receive loop > BigEar serverport:10148 > BigEar not available > Scanning: 10148000,10148000,10148000,10148000,10148000 > Offset = 0 minute(s) > Pskmodes:PSK500R,PSK500R,PSK500R,PSK500R,PSK500R, > . > 22:40 UTC Jun-8-2014: > Listening to the radio > > ********************* > > Not sure where it’s getting the mode setting from….. > > Steve > > > > >> Okay - >> >> I have the latest PSKmail server up, communicating with the aprs and other >> servers specified in the config file. There are a couple of issues. Even >> though I disallow PSK500R with the $NO500 variable set to 1, that is still >> the default it sets FLdigi to. Also, the server wants to bring up it’s own >> FLdigi waterfall-only mode window, rather than use the FLdigi I bring up >> before invoking the server. Perhaps there are flags I can set if I invoke >> pskserver from the command line? >> >> There is another config detail which isn’t clear to me. How does the users >> database get updated? Manually? Or does it update as users connect to it? >> >> Steve NU7B >> >> > >