Rein, Here is the pskmailrc.pl server file. It is located in my home directory. I do have the client installed on this machine with its pskmailrc.pl in the ~/mail directory. Thanks, Fred - WB5CON #! /usr/bin/perl -w ########################################################################## # Parameter file fo PSKmail server ########################################################################## $Iamserver = 1 ; # must be 1 for server $ServerCall = "WB5CON"; # server needs a callsign!! $Pingdelay = 0; $Beaconminute = 3; $commandcall = "WB5CON"; $relay = "mail.bellsouth.net"; # IMPORTANT, required to send your mail... ####################### SWITCH the monitor on/off ######################## $monitor = 1; # text & status $ShowBlock = 1; # raw blocks #######################The following parameters are normally ok....###### $debug = 0; $Max_retries = 8; # Max. nr. of polls before disconnect $Maxidle = 17; # Nr. of seconds to wait for next block $Maxwebpage = 2000; # Max. nr. of characters per web page $Txdelay = 0 ; # Extra wait time for TX/RX switching $Framelength = 17; # Nr. of frames in a block $nosession = "beacon"; $dbaddress = "http://www.pskmail.org/userinfo.php?info=";; $dbpass = "dl-pass"; $dbfile = "$ENV{HOME}/rflinkusers/rflink_users.db"; # users database $output = ">$ENV{HOME}/gmfsk_autofile"; # Tx output to gmfsk $TxInputfile = "TxInputfile"; # Tx input for rflinkserver.pl $Inputfile = "$ENV{HOME}/gMFSK.log"; # Rx input from gmfsk ######################################################################### # Aprs-is port - Position: ddmm.mmN/dddmm.mmE $Aprs_connect = 1; $Aprs_beacon = "3455.95N/08830.59W&PSKmail-0.2.0 test"; @Aprs_port = qw (9000 1314 10151 2023 10151); @Aprs_address = qw (pskmail.org netherlands.aprs2.net rotate-filter.aprs.net ahubswe.net second.aprs.net); @prefixes = qw(); $posit_time = 10; # minutes ######################################################################### # rig control (scheduler, scanner) $scheduler = 0; $rigtype = 351; $rigrate = 4800; $rigdevice = "/dev/ttyS0"; ########################## $scanner = ""; # 'F' = frequency, 'C' = Channel,'M' = Memory $qrgfile = "$ENV{HOME}/qrg/freqs.txt"; $freq_offset = 1; # minutes after '0' @freq_corrections = qw (0 0 0 0 0); # trx frequency correction #########################################################################