I, too, would like to find a solution to this problem. The below
example does not work with my recent version of Airmail, (3.4.034). I find
no "Airmail.ini" file, but I do have a configuration file named
"airmail".... no extension. Although it had configuration settings in
it, it did not have anything like the list of "Connect To" callsigns that
your example below shows. Anyone else have a go at this problem?

Ed K7AAT



> This is dangerous, but it will work.
>
> Open "Airmail.INI" in a text editor. (...and be SURE to save it as
> plain text when you're done!) (The INI file is in the same folder
> where the program itself resides.)
>
> First, before anything else, save it back with a new name. I use
> "AirmailBAK.INI" for backup. Only a file named "Airmail.INI"
> will correctly launch Airmail...
>
> Scroll down, about 2/3 of the way last time I did this if I recall
> right, and you'll find a section that looks like this:
>
>
> [Packet Client]
> DecoderType=PK-232
> Port Settings=COM1:9600,N,8,1
> Show Link Messages=0
> Tx Delay=1000
> Persistence=200
> Slot Time=300
> Max Frames=1
> Frack Time=2000
> Max Tries=5
> Response Delay=1000
> Check Time=60000
> Radio Baud=1200
> Tx Level=500
> Packet Length=120
> Tx Delay 2=500
> Persistence 2=63
> Slot Time 2=100
> Max Frames 2=1
> Frack Time 2=2000
> Max Tries 2=5
> Response Delay 2=1000
> Check Time 2=60000
> Radio Baud 2=1200
> Tx Level 2=500
> Packet Length 2=128
> Connect To=KR1COM-10
> Connect As=KW1B
> Auto Period=60
> Auto Time=15
> Auto Check=0
> Connect To 1=KR1COM
> Connect To 2=KX1EOC-10
> Connect To 3=KX1EOC-10 V KO1F
> Connect To 4=KD1RY-4
> Connect To 5=W1HAD-4
> Connect To 6=KO1F
> Connect To 7=W1QH
> Connect To 8=AB1DO
> Connect To 9=W1QK
> Connect To 10=N1BDF-10 V W1HAD-2
> Connect To 11=KD1RY-4 V KO1F
> Connect To 12=WA1MOG-10
> Connect To 13=N1BDF-10
> Connect To 14=W1QH V KO1F
> Connect To 15=KR1COM V KO1F
> Connect To 16=KX1EOC-4
> Connect To 17=KX1EOC-2
> Connect To 18=KX1EOC-1
> Connect To 19=KX1EOC-15
> Connect To 20=KO1F V KR1COM
> Connect To 21=KX1EOC-10 V KR1COM
> Connect To 22=KB1KHB
> Connect To 23=WA1MOG-10 KR1COM
> Connect To 24=KX1EOC-10 KR1COM
> Connect To 25=KR1COM-10
> Connect To 26=KX1EOX-10 KR1COM
> Connect To 27=KX1EOX-10 KR1COM-10
> [Forwarding List]
> PKT,KW1B=KW1B
> PKT,KR1COM=KR1COM
> PKT,KO1F=KO1F
> PKT,W1QI=W1QI
> PKT,W1QH=W1QH
> more -- more -- more
>
> As you can see, I have a lot of cleaning up to do
> myself.
>
> Delete the lines you want. "Close up" the final
> list, eliminating any "empty" Connect To XX
> statements.
>
> Save the file as text.
>
> THIS IS DANGEROUS!! BE VERY CAREFUL, AND
> DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING YOU DON'T KNOW
> WHAT IT IS.
>
> - 73 -
> KW1B
>
> I assume no responsibility for anything bad that happens
> You're on your own, and you've been warned. Be careful.
> __________________________________________
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jim Egerton" <jim.egerton@...>
> To: <airmail2000@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 8:50 PM
> Subject: [airmail2000] modules packet client connect to:
>
>
>> I am new to this group and I hope you can help. Under the modules tab I
> click Packet Client and get connect to. I have a lot of old addresses I
> would like to get rid of but don't see a list where I can add and delete
> old
> call signs and connection paths. Does someone know how.
>>
>> Thanks so much
>>
>> Jim
>>
>>
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