Re: [Tlf-devel] Installing tlf as non-root user

[Jim Bruce]

OK, I did see that file and I have a backup copy of the original that ii 
modified and set that to yes as well as changing the "Device=" from parport0 to 
ttyS0 which I hope will change the default device. Will I need to run the 
"usr/share/cwdeamon/cwsetup.sh" again after making the changes?

Jim W3FA

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ed" <address@hidden>
To: "Jim Bruce" <address@hidden>, "Ervin Hegedüs" <address@hidden>
Cc: "Pat Collins" <address@hidden>, address@hidden
Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2013 9:42:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Tlf-devel] Installing tlf as non-root user

On 12/14/2013 09:07 PM, Jim Bruce wrote:
> OK, cwdaemon is working now, I don't know why or how. At first I
> would start it by "sudo cwdaemon -d ttyS0 -x n" and it would come up,
> initialize and key the MFJ 1279T for a second in cw mode and not
> crash until after tlf was started. After several of those I ran
> winkey-server (v.4) sh and it brought up the config window and I set
> /dev/ttyS0 and tried tlf. Still not keying. Rebooted again and tried
> starting cwdaemon as above to get a PID to identify it to do the
> trace below. No cwdaemon processes after trying to start it. Reboot
> again and used Ervin's suggestion below in foreground and tlf is
> keying as it should on cw. I will add VK messages to logconfig.dat
> and try to see if ssb keys. Does sox need to be started or what is
> needed for Voice Messages? I already have some .wav files in a
> directory. Is it my cmd line above that is incorrect for starting
> it?
>
>
> cwdaemon- 0.94 Xubuntu 12.04
>
> Jim W3FA

Jim, look in /etc/defaults and you will find cwdaemon, open it as sudo 
and make sure that you have this set to yes::

# Start cwdaemon at boot? yes or no
START_CWDAEMON=yes

This will start the cwdaemon at boot with no input needed from you.

Ed W3NR