log in to your PI with putty

At prompt type cd /var/www/html/supermon

press enter

type sudo htpasswd -cB .htpasswd admin

press enter

you will now be requested to enter your password

press enter and enter your password again

once that is done......

type  cd .. press enter

then cd allmon2 press enter

then type in the command ./astdb.php

now you should be able to log in to supermon in your browser

follow pages 55, 56 and 57 of the installation guide.

this will solve this issue.

When setting up DMR servers, DO NOT 'cut and paste' any passwords.

YOU MUST ENTER THEM MANUALLY or it won't work.

example

you have to manually  edit dmr node list json in >>

opt/Analog_Reflector/arRoot/modes/DMR_node_list.json

and manually enter tgif password as the huc wouldn't connect

The .json files in the modes folder allow you to add your favorites.

now you can follow the format to add favorites

Add whatever you need

EXAMPLE BELOW

[general]
;
label[] = "HUBNET"
cmd[] = "rpt cmd %node% ilink 13 41522"
;
;label[] = "Philadelphia AllStar HUB 27225"
;cmd[] = "rpt cmd %node% ilink 13 27225"
;

hold down CTRL and press X then release CTRL and press Y then press the ENTER KEY to SAVE
 

Just 4 items to edit here (Highlighted in GREEN)

LOG IN TO YOUR PI then type sudo -s

now enter             nano /var/www/html/supermon/global.inc

below is what you will see in the editor.

<?php
// Set the values to your parameters
// ONLY change text between quotes
//
// Your callsign
$CALL = "PUT YOUR CALLSIGN HERE";
//
// Your name
$NAME = "PUT YOUR NAME HERE";
//
// Your location
$LOCATION = "PUT YOUR LOCATION HERE";
//
// Second line header title
$TITLE2 = "RPi2-3-4 Node";
//
// Third line header title
$TITLE3 = "AllStar/IRLP/Echolink System Manager";
//
// Background image - specify path if not /var/www/html/supermon
// Leaving BACKGROUND null "" results in BACKGROUND_COLOR
$BACKGROUND = "background.jpg";
//
// Background color if no image
$BACKGROUND_COLOR = "blue";
//
// Height of background - matches image height
$BACKGROUND_HEIGHT = "124px";
// Supermon screen REFRESH delay time in seconds
// Default is 21600 seconds, six hours
$REFRESH_DELAY = "21600";
//
// Show number of core dump files that may exist, IF any
;
$SHOW_COREDUMPS = "yes";
//
// Show weather conditions and temperature for Zip code area
$LOCALZIP = "ENTER THE LOCAL AIRPORT ABBREVIATION HERE";

once you are done,
hold down CTRL and press X then release CTRL and press Y then press the ENTER KEY to SAVE

SUPERMON will now be personalised for you
 

at the prompt enter cd /var/www/html/allmon2 (press enter)

type sudo -s (press enter)

type chmod 777 astdb.php (press enter)

type ./astdb.php (press enter)

you should see : Success: astdb.txt 764888 bytes

type htpasswd -cB .htpasswd admin (press enter)

you will be asked to type

New password:
Re-type new password:

a message should appear
Adding password for user admin

Now edit the allmon.ini.php  type in sudo nano allmon.ini.php (press enter)

now paste this into your empty .ini file

DVSwitch HTML CLIENT https://192.168.*.***/html/hUC-min.html (the address of your PI)

SUPERMON Interface http://192.168.*.***/supermon/  (the address of your PI)

DVSwitch Dashboard http://192.168.*.***/  (the address of your PI)
 

UPDATING THE NODES LIST

IN PUTTY LOG IN TO YOUR PI
cd /opt
cd MMDVM_Bridge
sudo ./dvswitch.sh update
that should update the hosts
now in dvswitch mobile, hold the star key, select manage TG/Ref DB,
select push_tg_ref Download(DBupdate+Favorite)
two messages appear confirming success
now holding B will bring up your updated list

select option A2 edit echolink

sample echolink.conf file below

[el0]
confmode=no ; Conference mode
call=W6ABC-L ; Change this to your callsign
pwd=XXXXX ; Change this to your echolink password
name=echolinkusername ; Change this to your real name
qth=echolink-location ; Change this to your actual QTH
[email protected] ; Change this to your echolink registered email
maxstns=20 ; The maximum 'at-once' connections allowed/supported (see ** below)
node=123456 ; Change this to your 'ECHOLINK' node number
astnode=2345 ; Change this to your active Allstar node number
context=radio-secure ; The allstar context (leave the default unless you have good reason to change)
server1=server1.echolink.org
server2=server2.echolink.org
server3=server3.echolink.org
rtcptimeout=10
recfile=/tmp/recorded.gsm
freq=145.000 ; Freq in MHz
tone=100.0 ; CTCSS Tone (0 for none)
lat=34.74978 ; Latitude in decimal degrees
lon=-92.27666 ; Longitude in decimal degrees
power=0 ; 0=0W, 1=1W, 2=4W, 3=9W, 4=16W, 5=25W, 6=36W, 7=49W, 8=64W, 9=81W (Power in Watts)
height=0 ; 0=10' ,1=20',2=40',3=80' ,4=160' ,5=320' ,6=640' ,7=1280',8=2560',9=5120' (AMSL in Feet)
gain=7 ; Gain in db (0-9)
dir=0 ; 0=omni, 1=45deg, 2=90deg, 3=135deg, 4=180deg, 5=225deg, 6=270deg, 7=315deg, 8=360deg
(Direction)

edit all your details and select option EZ to save
then go BACK and then select option AZ save and make live
exit asl-menu

using ASL client to connect to an echolink node

Allstar sees ALL EchoLink node numbers as 6-digits long.
Nodes with shorter numbers have to add leading zeroes.

e.g. EchoLink node 2345 = AllStar Node 002345

Also, in order to differentiate EchoLink node numbers from AllStar numbers,
the 6-digit number has to be preceded with a "3".
So the example above becomes 3002345, a total of 7 digits.

Therefore to connect to an echolink node via ASL key in *3002345

for example Hubnet UK would be *33973498

so just enter and click send

IMPORTANT.

EchoLink is designed to allow only one node per IP address, and trying to 
run two or more behind the same public IP 
can lead to very erratic operation. You may have already noticed odd 
behaviour such as inability to connect, or incoming connections being 
picked up by the "wrong" node. It also causes problems with the servers that 
manage the EchoLink system. For this reason, it's against our Access Policies, 
and nodes that operate this way for more than 48 hours may be blocked at our firewalls.

Keep in mind that if you are running your EchoLink nodes from the same location that 
shares a single ISP service, such as cable or DSL, it's common for all of the PCs in 
that location to be sharing the same public IP address. 
This works well for most types of Internet usage, and even some other VoIP systems, 
but it won't work for multiple EchoLink nodes, because of the requirement that each 
logged-in node have a separate address. 
In fact, proper EchoLink operation requires that you set up port forwarding 
in your router, to forward all incoming EchoLink traffic to a single machine.

If you need to run multiple nodes on the same Internet service, there are a few options:

1) Check with your ISP to see if it can allocate to you a second public IP address, 
and if so, how you can set up your network to begin using it.
2) Use a Public Proxy with your second node, especially if it's not a "sysop" node, 
and you only need to run it part of the time.
3) Consider the use of a VPN service for the second node, which is typically 
available on a monthly subscription basis from various providers.

Hopefully this information is helpful. 
You can find more information about how the EchoLink network works on the 
EchoLink Web site (www.echolink.org).

once you have set the account up and you back out of the account setup page make sure the
 little box next to the account is checked with a green tick.
You set it by pressing the box.
On dvsm to get your extented options you select *0 send.
This will give you a menu you see on hUC to select any dmr networks you have setup.

This is assuming within the dvs software On the pi
 the advance menu system has been set

In the PI, login and type dvs followed by the enter key

select MENU options 2, 23, 9, should be ADVANCED

IN YOUR ROUTER, PORT FORWARD PORTs 459 and 12345 (TCP and UPD)

sudo -s

cd /var/www/html/supermon

nano favorites.ini

Add whatever you need

EXAMPLE BELOW

[general]
;
label[] = "HUBNET"
cmd[] = "rpt cmd %node% ilink 13 41522"
;
;label[] = "Philadelphia AllStar HUB 27225"
;cmd[] = "rpt cmd %node% ilink 13 27225"
;

hold down CTRL and press X then release CTRL

and press Y then enter to SAVE