# FDMR-Monitor **Repository Path**: BI7JTA/FDMR-Monitor ## Basic Information - **Project Name**: FDMR-Monitor - **Description**: FreeDMR 组件：git clone https://github.com/CS8ABG/FDMR-Monitor.git /etc/freedmr/hbmon - **Primary Language**: Unknown - **License**: GPL-3.0 - **Default Branch**: main - **Homepage**: None - **GVP Project**: No ## Statistics - **Stars**: 0 - **Forks**: 0 - **Created**: 2023-12-26 - **Last Updated**: 2023-12-26 ## Categories & Tags **Categories**: Uncategorized **Tags**: None ## README **Dashboard for FreeDMR Servers** ![Dashboard](./screenshot.png) ***This version has been forked from FDMR Monitor by OA4DOA.*** ## Changes to the Dashboard *** 2023/07/29 *** - Added new flags. - Introduced a new stanza called `DASHBOARD` in the configuration file(fdmr-mon.cfg). - Users can now customize the dashboard settings using the `DASHBOARD` stanza. - Display country flag before callsign in the lastheard table. - Added power, latitude, longitude, and height in repeater/hotspot descriptions. - Improved layout: Boxes and tables now hide when no repeaters, hotspots, or bridges are present. *** 2023/70/23 *** - The dashboard is now fully responsive and adapts to different screen sizes and devices. - Users can now switch between dark and light mode for a more comfortable viewing experience. - The dashboard now supports multiple languages, making it more accessible to users around the world. - The main page of the dashboard now displays the number of active QSOs, connected repeaters, hotspots, and bridges. - An new options calculator has been integrated into the dashboard for easy use. ## Flags: ***Flags have been introduced to add visual indicators for Talkgroups (TG) or DMR IDs. To enable flags for specific TGs or DMR IDs, follow these steps:*** - If you see the world flag flickering in the `lastheard`, `Linked systems`, etc. tables, you need to add or copy a new flag image in the `flags` folder. - The flag image should be named with the first three digits of the Talkgroup or DMR ID. - For example, if the Talkgroup is 12345678, place a file called `123.png` in the `flags` folder. ## Repeaters, Hotspots, and Bridges: ***The dashboard now distinguishes between Repeaters, Hotspots, and Bridges based on their DMR IDs and/or TX/RX frequency.*** - If a DMR ID has 6 digits, it is considered a Repeater and will be displayed in the `Repeaters` table. - If a DMR ID has 7 digits or more and has a TX/RX frequency associated with it, it is recognized as a Hotspot and will be shown in the `Hotspots` table. - If a DMR ID has 7 digits or more and has a TX/RX frequency of 0 (zero), it is identified as a Bridge and will appear in the `Bridges` table. ## Install Instructions FDMR Monitor has been tested on Debian v10 and v11 This version of FDMR Monitor requires a web server like apache2, lighttpd and php 7.x running on the server. cd /opt sudo git clone https://github.com/CS8ABG/FDMR-Monitor.git cd FDMR-Monitor sudo chmod +x install.sh sudo ./install.sh sudo cp fdmr-mon_SAMPLE.cfg fdmr-mon.cfg - Edit fdmr-mon.cfg and adjust it to your server configuration: sudo nano fdmr-mon.cfg - Give readig permission to the config file: sudo chmod 644 fdmr-mon.cfg Copy the contents of the /opt/FDMR-Monitor/html directory to the web server directory. - This example will work for Apache server: sudo cp /opt/FDMR-Monitor/html/* /var/www/html/ -r With this configuration you server will be available at: http://yourserverhost.org/ Now you can configure the theme color and name for your Dashboard from the config.cfg file also you can define the height of the Server Activity window: 45 1 row, 60 2 rows, 80 3 rows: HEIGHT_ACTIVITY = 45 Now if you set TGCOUNT_INC to True the button will be added automatically If you want to modify or add any other button you will find a buttons.php file in the root of your web server. You can replace the logo with an image of your preference in the img/ directory img/logo.png - This will rotate the log file: sudo cp utils/logrotate/fdmr_mon /etc/logrotate.d/ - Add the systemd file: sudo cp utils/systemd/fdmr_mon.service /lib/systemd/system/ - Enable the monitor to start automatically after reboot: sudo systemctl enable fdmr_mon - You can start, stop, or restart with the next commands: sudo systemctl start fdmr_mon sudo systemctl stop fdmr_mon sudo systemctl restart fdmr_mon forward TCP port 9000 and web server port in firewall I recommend that you do not use the BRIDGE_INC = True option to display bridge information (if you have multiple bridges displaying this information will increase the CPU load, try to use BRIDGES_INC = False in config.py) If for any reason you want to reset the database to the original values: sudo systemctl stop fdmr_mon sudo rm mon.db sudo python3 mon_db.py sudo systemctl start fdmr_mon --- **FDMR Monitor by OA4DOA** FDMR Monitor for FreeDMR Servera based on HBMonv2 https://github.com/yuvelq/FDMR-Monitor --- **HBMonv2 by SP2ONG** HBMonitor v2 for DMR Server based on HBlink/FreeDMR https://github.com/sp2ong/HBMonv2 --- **hbmonitor3 by KC1AWV** Python 3 implementation of N0MJS HBmonitor for HBlink https://github.com/kc1awv/hbmonitor3 --- Copyright (C) 2013-2018 Cortney T. Buffington, N0MJS This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA ---