"not found in our allmon ini file."

[n0yk]

Hi All -

I have an Allstar node connected to a repeater that recently went down due to a bad SD card. I didn’t do the original setup on the configuration and the ham that did ultimately didn’t make a backup. I have a new SD card and have loaded the Allstar image and completed the updates. The Pi/USB sound card is now controlling the repeater as expected. However, when I try to log into the Pi via supermon, I get the web page just fine but when I enter user/password I get “48653 not found in our allmon ini file.”

I’ve tried everything I can think of but haven’t had any luck.

Open to thoughts/suggestions.

Thanks!
Chad
N0YK

[wd6awp]

With Allmon there is a file in /var/www/html/allmon/allmon.ini.php that needs to be configured. But I’m not sure how Supermon does it. Maybe the same. Take a look for allmon.ini.sample and rename and configure.

[n0yk]

Hi Tim -

Appreciate the info and will look into this today. One question, do I access this file via the SD Card and a PC or can this be accessed via Putty?

Thanks!
Chad

[wd6awp]

Access via Putty or WinSCP. You may need to use root (sudo su -) to edit files in /var/www.

[n0yk]

Ok, I was able to access via WinSCP. Here is the output after configuration which is still resulting in the same error.

[48653]
host=127.0.0.1:5038
user=admin
passwd=mypassword
menu=yes
hideNodeURL=no

[1999]
host=127.0.0.1:5038
user=admin
passwd=
menu=yes
hideNodeURL=no

[All Nodes]
nodes=1998,1999
menu=yes

[lsNodes]
url="/cgi-bin/lsnodes_web?node=1998"
menu=yes

[IRLP Status]
url=“http://status.irlp.net”
menu=yes

[HAMVOIP]
url=“http://HamVOIP.org”
menu=yes

[n0yk]

Problem resolved. I saw in the readme that an exclamation mark is a no-no in the password. I removed it, updated it in the respective locations and it took off.

Appreciate the help!