[aprssig] DIGI_NED 0.3.5 and DIGIFLOP V1.3

[Henk de Groot]

Hello,

Best whishes for 2005! Here is an update to DIGI_NED, version 0.3.5.

I posted the source, binary and floppy version to my own website:

http://www.homepages.hetnet.nl/~pe1dnn

It may be moved later to the official DIGI_NED site, but currently
maintenance on that site is low.

I also updated the floppy version. I also updated the configurator. Besides
configuring LANn-N and LINKn-N settings you can now also switch on and
off some of the other features without manualy changing the digi_ned.ini
file. You can now also specify if you want your digi to handle RELAY, WIDE
or TRACE, if you want to allow connections via your digi and if you want
to digipeat OpenTrac packets.

Here are the changes to DIGI_NED itself from the Changes.txt file:

Changes.txt

09-01-2005 version 0.3.5
- VIA block was looking for thrid party headers in non UI packets, this is
   not okay since this may block other frames with no data due to left over
   data in memory. Now VIA block is only checked for UI packets with pid=0xf0
   (Note: not for 0x77 since opentrack does not use this kind or third party
   headers). Thanks to Tony, VK5AH, for reporting it and testing the solution.
- New rule "enable_ptt_command:", when set to 0 then the owner can no longer
   send the !ptt command to remotely enable or disable transmissions of the
   digi. In some area's this feature was abused by uncooperative users.
   Default use of this command is enabled to stay compatible with older
   digi_ned.ini files. Reqested by Paolo, IN3EJX.
- New rule "enable_out_command:", when set to 0 then the owner can no longer
   send the !out command to remotely change signals on the LPT port of the.
   digi. Default use of this command is enabled to stay compatible with older
   digi_ned.ini files.
- Refreshed digi_ned.sat and digi_ned.tle with new kepler elements.
- Refreshes "whois" example.

APRS[tm] is a Trademark of Bob Bruninga,
his home page is at "http://web.usna.navy.mil/~bruninga/aprs.html"

Kind regards,

Henk.