[aprssig] MacAPRS_carbon
Steve Dimse k4hg at tapr.orgTue Dec 14 01:33:35 UTC 2004
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On 12/13/04 at 7:31 PM Dennis Hudson <n2lbt at spamcop.net> sent: >second.aprs.net <running on a mac cool! Perhaps you didn't know the original APRS IS hub was Mac-only, aprsd didn't come along for perhaps a year or two after APRServ, and javAPRSSrvr is a relative newcomer, but deservedly the key to the hub system now. In fact David (who asked the question at the head of this thread) was responsible for the second Mac server for quite some time. Greg took over providing a second hub after David had to back out, and of course Greg is also a Mac man, which is why second runs on a Mac. Even before that, MacAPRS was the first client program written, after Bob's own APRSdos. Seems like a couple lifetimes ago now... Like most things involving personal computing, Macs were at the forefront of APRS! There, people on the SIG has been too nice lately, that should stir things up ;-) Enough history....more on topic, instead of first.aprs.net you can use the shorthand 1.aprs.net (and 2.aprs.net, etc.), and there is also a name rotate.aprs.net that steps through the core servers (now 1-4), so you can place just one name in the connect list, and this is updated whenever a core server goes on or offline... Steve K4HG
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