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TGIF DMR Network => Prime server setup and issues => Topic started by: VE3RD on December 18, 2020, 03:34:03 pm

Title: Setting Up Your Hotspot for the New Prime Server
Post by: VE3RD on December 18, 2020, 03:34:03 pm

READ EVERYTHING BEFORE DOING ANYTHING

Get Your Prime Security Code

Log into http://prime.tgif.network. This assumes you have registered and been verified

Click on the TAB with your callsign

Click on the "User Security" Tab

Click on the Blue button below the password associated with your selected DMR ID
This puts your password into the cut/paste buffer

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Log into your hotspot via ssh

User:pi-star
PW:raspberry

Check for a "Scripts" Directory...
Type
ls -al

If The Scripts Directory exists, then type
cd Scripts
rpi-rw
sudo git pull
sudo ./prime.sh XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX     
{Relace XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX with your 16 character security code}

If the Scripts directory does not exist,  type
rpi-rw
sudo git clone http://github.com/EA7KDO/Scripts
cd Scripts
sudo ./prime.sh XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX     
{Relace XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX with your 16 character security code}
{ if you have completed the procedure above regarding getting your security code}
{ then you can paste in your security code by using the right mouse button where you want the XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX}
sudo ./prime.sh [right click]

Go to your hotspot dashboard configuration page(Refresh the Page)

Go to the DMR Configuration Section
Open the Master DMR  drop down list, scroll to the bottom and Select Prime_TGIF_Network

Click on Apply Changes

You should now be on the Prime TGIF Server

Title: Re: Setting Up Your Hotspot for the New Prime Server
Post by: ke5cdk on December 20, 2020, 10:29:17 am

https://tgifnetwork.createaforum.com/prime-tgif-server/connecting-to-prime-server/

this post/video
seams easier, no ssh

which ever works for you.

Title: Re: Setting Up Your Hotspot for the New Prime Server
Post by: WB3IHY on December 20, 2020, 12:21:23 pm

Just be aware that the first procedure creates a persistent entry, while the other creates a temporary one.

So, if you happen to switch to another DMR Network, the first procedure allows you to easily switch back to prime by selecting it in the drop down list.

The second procedure does not.  Once you switch to that other network, your entries are overwritten and you must repeat the entire procedure to get back to prime.