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We recommend using Linux (we use Debian).
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Our servers run file with 1 CPU and 1 Gb RAM. A virtual server is fine.
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Our servers run fine with 1 CPU and 1 Gb RAM. A virtual server is fine.
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### Python3 and pip3
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You should have a DMR radio and repeater or hotspot and know how to use and configure them.
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### A working MySQL or MariaDB database server
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Installing this is out of scope for this guide.
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Note, FreeDMR will run without the database, but one of the most useful features - being able to change the configuation of systems without restarting, will not work.
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### Join the community!
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Our group for system builders can be found here: https://t.me/joinchat/RFnEhSEpz1P4AJM1
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## Installation
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Now, let's install FreeDMR :-)
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### Download source
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[Version 1](https://github.com/hacknix/FreeDMR/archive/v1.0.tar.gz)
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### Prepare source
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`#tar zxvf v1.0.tar.gz`
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`#cd FreeDMR`
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### Install required Python modules
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`#sh ./install.sh`
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### Create database (recommended)
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First you will need to create a database and a user. There are plenty of resources online to tell you how to do this.
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Once you are done:
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`#mysql -u <your user> -p <your password>`
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`> use <your db>;`
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Then, please paste the contents of the file repeaters.sql from the source directory into the console. This should create a new table called repeaters.
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next paste in the following:
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`>insert into repeaters VALUES ('<your call>','MASTER',1,1,1,0,'',54001,'passw0rd',5,1,'DENY:1','DENY:1','PERMIT:ALL','PERMIT:ALL',10,1,1,'','',0);`
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`>quit`
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### Edit configuration
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`#mkdir config`
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`#cp FreeDMR-SAMPLE.cfg config/FreeDMR.cfg`
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`#cp rules_SAMPLE.py config/rules.py
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Using your favourite editor, edit the file config/FreeDMR.cfg
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If you are using a database (recommended), remember to configure and enable the MySQL section and leave the MASTER system example set to ENABLED=False
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If you are not using a database, make sure MySQL is set to ENABLED=False and the MASTER section is appropriately configured and set to ENABLED=True
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_Please leave the OpenBridge configuration disabled until you are familiar with how FreeDMR works_
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### Start FreeDMR
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`#python3 ./bridge_master.py -c ./config/FreeDMR.cfg -r ./config/rules.py`
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### Connect a system
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If all goes well, you should now be able to connect a system to your server on port 54001
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### User's guides
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You can find more details on how to use FreeDMR from the user perspective at [http://www.freedmr.uk](http://www.freedmr.uk)
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