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usage.go
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// Copyright 2016 Martin Hebnes Pedersen (LA5NTA). All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by the MIT-license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
package main
var (
UsageConnect = `'alias' or 'transport://[host][/digi]/targetcall[?params...]'
transport:
telnet: TCP/IP
ardop: ARDOP TNC
pactor: SCS PTC modems
varahf: VARA HF TNC
varafm: VARA FM TNC
ax25: AX.25 (Default - uses engine specified in config)
ax25+agwpe: AX.25 (AGWPE/Direwolf)
ax25+linux: AX.25 (Linux kernel)
ax25+serial-tnc: AX.25 (Serial TNC)
host:
Used to address the host interface (TNC/modem), _not_ to be confused with the connection PATH.
Format: [user[:pass]@]host[:port]
telnet: [user:pass]@host:port
ax25+linux: (optional) host=axport
pactor: (optional) serial device (e.g. COM1 or /dev/ttyUSB0)
path:
The last element of the path is the target station's callsign. If the path has
multiple hops (e.g. AX.25), they are separated by '/'.
params:
?freq= Sets QSY frequency (ardop and ax25 only)
?host= Overrides the host part of the path. Useful for serial-tnc to specify e.g. /dev/ttyS0.
?prehook= Sets an executable middleware to run before the connection is handed over to the B2F protocol.
The executable must be given as full path, or a file located in $PATH or {CONFIG_DIR}/prehooks/.
Received packets are forwarded to STDIN. Data written to STDOUT forwarded to the remote node.
Additional arguments can be passed with one or more &prehook-arg=.
Environment variables describing the dialed connection are provided.
Useful for packet node traversal. Supported across all transports.
`
ExampleConnect = `
connect telnet (alias) Connect to one of the Winlink Common Message Servers via tcp.
connect ax25:///LA1B-10 Connect to the RMS Gateway LA1B-10 using AX.25 engine as per configuration.
connect ax25+linux://tmd710/LA1B-10 Connect to LA1B-10 using Linux kernel's AX.25 stack on axport 'tmd710'.
connect ax25:///LA1B/LA5NTA Peer-to-peer connection with LA5NTA via LA1B digipeater.
connect ardop:///LA3F Connect to the RMS HF Gateway LA3F using ARDOP on the default tcp address and port.
connect ardop:///LA3F?freq=5350 Same as above, but set dial frequency of the radio using rigcontrol.
connect pactor:///LA3F Connect to RMS HF Gateway LA3F using PACTOR.
connect varahf:///LA1B Connect to RMS HF Gateway LA1B using VARA HF TNC.
connect varafm:///LA5NTA Connect to LA5NTA using VARA FM TNC.
`
)
var ExamplePosition = `
position -c "QRV 145.500MHz" Send position and comment with coordinates retrieved from GPSd.
position --latlon 59.123,005.123 Send position 59.123N 005.123E.
position --latlon 40.704,-73.945 Send position 40.704N 073.945W.
position --latlon -10.123,-60.123 Send position 10.123S 060.123W.
`