Releases: jmkristian/agwpe-tools
2.4
2.3
Make the chatter command execute behave better. In particular:
- Don't mix together input from an executed file and input from the user or a nested executed file.
- Transmit large amounts of data from an executed file correctly (without losing any data).
Don't log UI or I packets that were digipeated after being transmitted (unless the show repeats command was executed).
converse is unchanged in this release. You can download converse executable files from release 2.1.
2.2
2.1
- Release executable files for Linux (in addition to Windows).
- In chatter, connect to the host and port specified in the command line.
Users who cloned a previous version of this repository must run git pull and then npm update in their clone. The update will download new versions of other packages, which this release requires.
2.0
In the chatter program:
- Removed several command line options.
- Added several commands that can be entered while the program is running.
- Find more digipeater paths to recommend, by observing received packets.
- Correctly handle a file name that contains white space in an
xecutecommand. - Support CRLF as an end-of-line marker.
Users who cloned this repository version 1.6 or older must run git pull and then npm update in their clone. The update will download new versions of other packages, which this release requires.
1.6
Added commands to chatter:
heardshows the call signs of stations that sent packets that this TNC received recently.hidestops showing packets of a given type, or packets addressed to a given call sign or from a given call sign.showresumes showing packets that were hidden.
Users who cloned this repository version 1.4 or older must run git pull and then npm update in their clone. The update will download a new version of node-agwpe, which this release requires.
1.4
In chatter, add an Xecute command, which takes command input from a file.
1.3
Add a new program 'chatter'. It's useful for participating in a multi-station chat.
1.2
Support converse --encoding Windows-1252; that is, convert between the local character encoding and Windows-1252 transmitted to or received from the remote station.
1.1
- Enable sending and receiving binary data.
- Optionally convert between the local character encoding and a different encoding used by the remote station. The remote encoding is identified by the command line option --encoding. Its value is the node.js name of an encoding, for example "--encoding latin1".
- Log transmitted and received bytes at the --debug level.
- Respond to INT, TERM and kill before the connection is established.