- Install DVSWITCH first
- Analog_Reflector (the server)
- Quick Start – (as root)
- apt update
- apt upgrade
- apt install analog-reflector
- cd /opt/Analog_Reflector
- cd ssl
- ./mkcerts.sh
- Once mkcert completes, you have a self signed certificate for your host.
- cd /opt/Analog_Reflector
- Run AR in the foreground
- ./Analog_Reflector -f Analog_Reflector.json
- If you see no bad words:
- point your browser at the server https://server ip
- Enter your callsign
- Creating a new user is done by using the Analog_Reflector application with the “user” command line argument. You will need several pieces of information before you create a new user.
- Callsign used to login to Analog_Reflector
- dmrID
- rptID
- Password (case sensitive)
- rights
- Rights are bits in a word where
- 1 = Allow Transmit
- 2 = Allow Tune
- 4 = Mute
- 8 = SYSOP
- For example, most normal users will need to transmit and tune. Set the user rights to 3 (1+2). Your other two most common values will be to allow transmit without tune (1) and to become a SYSOP, (11).
- A file in the arRoot/users directory will be created with the filename callsign.json
- Example:
- ./Analog_Reflector user KC4DEA 1234567 123456789 secret 3
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