ir3ip amateur radio development
Glossary: "amateur radio" is usually abbreviated with "hamradio", and hamradio people are normally
called "OMs".
In this page, some
hamradio software projects are shown.
They are useful for OMs who administrate their
ham gateways.
What are
ham gateways? They are servers, connected both to
internet and
hamradio packet radio
network. Yes, OMs began to exchange IP datagrams in the late 1984 through their network made by
nodes (located in the top of mountains) radio connected each other: data link uses
AX.25 protocol
and permits connection and connectionless links.
Now there are several hamradio gateways in the world, which permit hams to exchange informations
theyself, and offer several services accessable in the web.
An example of hamradio gateway is
www.ir3ip.net, located
in Treviso (Italy), which uses the software shown below for their services.
Software developed
Developed software must be considered
Open Source: you can freely distribuite and change
it in the respect of the
General Public License,
but your are wellcome to send patches, suggestions and notifications to the authors.
- QSL gallery [PHP4]
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Introduction
What are QSL? They are postal cards used to confirm connections between OMs.
When two OMs made a long radio connection, they usually exchange a card within their personal
and connection informations, and a pretty photo.
This software, written in PHP4, permits users to store their QSL in a webserver and viewing
stored QSL sorted by country.
You can read the README clicking here
Available screenshots
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Available software
You can find these scripts in the following servers:
- DPbox Access [TCL/C]
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Introduction
This is a CGI interface, written in Tcl, which uses external C programs to access
the ham BBS software DPbox.
It permits to list, read and reply to ham packet radio messages, create new messages, searching
using internal crawler, and so on...
You can read the README clicking here
Available screenshots
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Available software
You can find these scripts in the following servers (warning, you must register yourself because access
is permitted to amateur radio only!):
Would you like to help me translating script texts to other language?
Take a look at the files below: just translate one of them to your known language,
and send it to the authors.
Who is working at these projects
The idea to publish these projects in this great system, sourceforge, became on
July 21, 2001.
| Developers involved in these projects
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| Name | Age | Country | Email | Homepage | Projects
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| Paolo Subiaco | 29 | Italy | Leave a mail | View homepage | QSL gallery
DPbox access
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