[FADCA] Re: Routing changes

[F1TE]

Hello Chuck

Look the shell scrip /usr/sbin/fpac.sh

This function post alert message to sysop via BBS.

73, Lucien


My fpac.sh

#!/bin/bash

DIR=`dirname $0`

PATH=$DIR:$PATH

# log file
LOG=/var/log/fpac

# serial port for watchdog
# WDOG_PORT="/dev/ttyS4"
WDOG_PORT=""

# callsign of the sysop
SYSOP="F1TE"

# route/callsign of the notified BBS
CONNECT="rose0 f5kbw-1 2080833501"

export PATH SYSOP CONNECT

case "$1" in
restart)
        $0 stop && $0 start
        ;;
stop)
        echo -n "Halting FPAC :"
        for PROC_NAME in fpacnode fpacshell
        do
                PID=`/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/$PROC_NAME`
                if [ -n "$PID" ]; then
                        kill -TERM $PID
                        sleep 4
                fi
        done
        echo -n " [flexd]"
        kill -TERM `/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/flexd`
        echo -n " [route]"
        kill -TERM `/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/fpacroute`
        echo -n " [stats]"
        kill -TERM `/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/fpacstat`
        echo -n " [wp]"
        kill -TERM `/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/fpacwpd`
        echo -n " [pad]"
        kill -KILL `/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/fpad`
        echo -n " [wdog]"
        kill -TERM `/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/fpacwdog`
        echo " ok"
        ;;
status)
        echo -e "\nStatus of FPAC :"

        for PROC_NAME in fpacwdog fpad fpacwpd fpacstat fpacroute flexd
        do
                PID=`/sbin/pidof -x $DIR/$PROC_NAME`
                if [ -n "$PID" ]; then
                        echo -e "$PROC_NAME    \tis running"

                else
                        echo -e "$PROC_NAME    \tis not running"
                fi
        done
        echo
        ;;
fpad)
        while [ 1 ]
        do
                $DIR/fpad -d
                sleep 1
        done
        ;;
fpacwpd)
        while [ 1 ]
        do
                $DIR/fpacwpd -d
                sleep 1
        done
        ;;
-t)
        FPAC_BG="yes"
        export FPAC_BG
        echo -n "Starting FPAC :"
        if [ "_$WDOG_PORT" != "_" ] ; then
                echo -n " [wdog]"
                $DIR/fpacwdog -p 2 $WDOG_PORT >> $LOG 2>&1
        fi
        echo -n " [pad]"
        $DIR/fpac.sh fpad >> $LOG 2>&1 &
        echo -n " [wp]"
        $DIR/fpac.sh fpacwpd >> $LOG 2>&1 &
        echo -n " [stats]"
        $DIR/fpacstat >> $LOG 2>&1
        echo -n " [route]"
        $DIR/fpacroute >> $LOG 2>&1
        echo -n " [flexd]"
        $DIR/flexd >> $LOG 2>&1
        (sleep 60 ; /bin/date | $DIR/mailbbs -d $SYSOP -t "System Reboot" 
$CONNECT) &
        echo " ok"
        ;;
*)
        echo -n "Starting FPAC :"
        if [ "_$WDOG_PORT" != "_" ] ; then
                echo -n " [wdog]"
                $DIR/fpacwdog -p 2 $WDOG_PORT >> $LOG 2>&1
        fi
        echo -n " [pad]"
        $DIR/fpad >> $LOG 2>&1
        echo -n " [wp]"
        $DIR/fpacwpd >> $LOG 2>&1
        echo -n " [stats]"
        $DIR/fpacstat >> $LOG 2>&1
        echo -n " [route]"
        $DIR/fpacroute >> $LOG 2>&1
        echo -n " [flexd]"
        $DIR/flexd >> $LOG 2>&1
        (sleep 60 ; /bin/date | $DIR/mailbbs -d $SYSOP -t "System Reboot" 
$CONNECT) &
        echo " ok"
        ;;
esac


exit 0


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chuck Hast" <wchast at gmail.com>
To: "F1TE" <f1te at f1te.org>; "Bernard Pidoux" <pidoux at ccr.jussieu.fr>; 
<fpac at f6fbb.org>; "FADCA" <fadca at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 1:06 PM
Subject: Routing changes


> Folks I have changed the routing, now the calls going to 20808xxnnn
> and 20809xxnnn
> are routing to f5kbw-9, now that I have connectivity with both sites.
>
> Lucien, Bernard,
> When fpac starts up I get the following line after it all starts up
>
> usage: mail_bbs [-d callsign at bbs] [-f filename] [-i sender] [-t title]
> [-v] port bbs-callsign [[via] digis...]
>
> I look in the fpac.sh and there is something called mailbbs being called.
> What is it and what is it for ???
>
> -- 
> Chuck Hast
> To paraphrase my flight instructor;
> "the only dumb question is the one you DID NOT ask resulting in my going
> out and having to identify your bits and pieces in the midst of torn
> and twisted metal."