What file to use with goo3

[dooly]

Trying to set up a phoenix to run as a second receiver with a nfhd. The HD works fine, the phoenix does not seem to want to lock in. I am running 153.1 is this correct.

Using port 81 for the HD
After putting the . make_inis command for this port do I start the next receiver info with "server_timeout" or can I skip the user preferences?

When I get the log info it seems to try and connect but then fails

[haha11]

For multiple receiver use this script

# - User preferences. To save space these settings can be set once and will be re-used for every receiver you add.
server_timeout=10
server_retries=0
ignore_caid=0
log=1

# - Receiver 1
nf_server_port=81 # port this xx-client will listen to
nf_receiver=192.168.1.100 # IP of the receiver this xx-client will service
# - Private service provider information
server_0="username:password@server:port/des_key"
# - Command to take the information above, for this specific receiver, and create ini's xx-client can understand

. make_inis

# - Receiver 2
nf_server_port=82 # port this xx-client will listen to
nf_receiver=192.168.1.101 # IP of the receiver this xx-client will service
# - Private service provider information
server_0="username:password@server:port/des_key"
# - Command to take the information above, for this specific receiver, and create ini's xx-client can understand

. make_inis

# - Launch Command
xx-client

[dooly]

If you notice in the User preferences it says "to save space" do you know if goofather meant that in the example and I have to add it again after "make inis" for receiver 1.

Or is that info put in once at the start and its good for every receiver added

Also would you know if 153.1 is the right version of software to use with goo



For multiple receiver use this script

# - User preferences. To save space these settings can be set once and will be re-used for every receiver you add.
server_timeout=10
server_retries=0
ignore_caid=0
log=1

# - Receiver 1
nf_server_port=81 # port this xx-client will listen to
nf_receiver=192.168.1.100 # IP of the receiver this xx-client will service
# - Private service provider information
server_0="username:password@server:port/des_key"
# - Command to take the information above, for this specific receiver, and create ini's xx-client can understand

. make_inis

# - Receiver 2
nf_server_port=82 # port this xx-client will listen to
nf_receiver=192.168.1.101 # IP of the receiver this xx-client will service
# - Private service provider information
server_0="username:password@server:port/des_key"
# - Command to take the information above, for this specific receiver, and create ini's xx-client can understand

. make_inis

# - Launch Command
xx-client

[haha11]

If you notice in the User preferences it says "to save space" do you know if goofather meant that in the example and I have to add it again after "make inis" for receiver 1.

Or is that info put in once at the start and its good for every receiver added

Also would you know if 153.1 is the right version of software to use with goo

doesnt matter if there is space or blank line
copy paste that script and add ur code and nfusion ip address.

i m not sure about the version 153.1, but use that script and see if it works

[Glatt]

I like bin 154.2 255