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| - | https:// | + | ====== Intro ====== |
| + | Paracon is a command-line interface for packet radio operation. | ||
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| + | ====== Connection to Local Network BPQ Node ====== | ||
| - | ===== Connection to Local Network BPQ Node ===== | ||
| Paracon can be used as an interface to your BPQ node as a command-line replacement for GUI terminals like [[QtTermTCP]]. | Paracon can be used as an interface to your BPQ node as a command-line replacement for GUI terminals like [[QtTermTCP]]. | ||
| Example use case: You typically use QtTermTCP from your computer at home, but you are in another location and want to check your home BBS for messages over the Internet. You have Paracon installed on a machine on your local network that is accessible via SSH. | Example use case: You typically use QtTermTCP from your computer at home, but you are in another location and want to check your home BBS for messages over the Internet. You have Paracon installed on a machine on your local network that is accessible via SSH. | ||
| - | ==== Steps ==== | + | ===== Steps ===== |
| You need to set up AGWPORT in the bpq32.cfg file (example based on [[https:// | You need to set up AGWPORT in the bpq32.cfg file (example based on [[https:// | ||
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