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HBlink-aprs issue #2

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@kp4oo kp4oo commented Dec 31, 2020

When I try to run the HBlink-aprs i received the following message:

root@SAFEHOSTNAME:/opt/HBlink3_aprs# python3 bridge.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "bridge.py", line 45, in
from hblink import HBSYSTEM, OPENBRIDGE, systems, hblink_handler, reportFactory, REPORT_OPCODES, mk_aliases
File "/opt/HBlink3_aprs/hblink.py", line 74, in
file_config=config.build_config('hblink.cfg')
File "/opt/HBlink3_aprs/config.py", line 297, in build_config
process_acls(CONFIG)
File "/opt/HBlink3_aprs/config.py", line 61, in process_acls
_config['SYSTEMS'][system][acl] = acl_build(_config['SYSTEMS'][system][acl], const.ID_MAX)
File "/opt/HBlink3_aprs/config.py", line 91, in acl_build
id = int(entry)
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'AL'

(How I fix this issue... Thanks

Carlos

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millaguie and others added 30 commits April 13, 2019 19:59
Add support for linking to XLXd via MMDVMHost protocol, with module link on connect.
XLX needs LOOSE = True - making the sample reflect that.
Make the SAMPLE reflect the need for XLX to use LOOSE mode.
NO GUARANTEES. It still has some python2 code that needs updated, but it's here while I work on it.
May still have issues, definitley needs improvement.
Add support for configuration from directory instead a git repo
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