The email account was set up as an IMAP account.
The reason turned out to be the fact that the Inbox of the account contained many emails (>18.000) so I just moved all emails from the Inbox to an Archive folder and the problem was resolved.
Using the template JA Simpli with a menu item displaying featured articles in a blog layout. I had set up a 3 column layout but after upgrade to Joomla! 4 and 5 the featured articles was displayed full width stacked on eachother.
Solution:
The blog layout now displays correctly and the old menu item can be deleted.
If you unable to submit forms through Contact Form 7 while not logged in (i.e. test in incognito mode) and All in one WP security and firewall is used, make sure that the Disallow unauthorized REST requests is NOT enabled in AIOWP Security and Firewall. (It is mentioned in the yellow info box *hint* *hint*.)
The settings are found in WP Security -> Firewall -> WP REST API tab
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If you want to do a connection to SharePoint Online with a PowerShell script. You will need to make a connecting user and a certificate for logon. The legacy function with plain text user/password does not work anymore.
The PowerShell CMD-let SharePoint Online PnP has been beprecated and is replaced with PnP PowerShell. Do the following to confirm right installed CMD-let
To check if you have the right version of PowerShell. You will need at least PowerShell 7.3
1 $PSVersionTable.PSVersion
Get all installed SharePoint Online PnP PowerShell Modules
1 Get-module -ListAvailable *pnp*
If both or PnP Classic is installed
1 Uninstall-Module PnP.PowerShell -AllVersions -Confirm:$False
2 Uninstall-Module SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline -AllVersions -Confirm:$False
Some versions of PowerShell need to change the TLS to version 1.2 for uninstall and install to work
1 [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12
Install the latest version of PnP.PowerShell. Choose install option Yes to All
1 Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
2 Install-Module PnP.PowerShell
You have now installed the new Module
To make a connection to SharePoint Online you will need a global account to your Tenant and some information.
Make a folder for your certs at the local computer “c:\mycertificates”. Do not use spaces or local characters for the folder name. Register the account.
$result = Register-PnPEntraIDApp -ApplicationName “[MySharePointAppName]” -Tenant [TenantName].onmicrosoft.com -OutPath c:\mycertificates -Interactive
$result
Sign in with your Admin account and the script will return a client ID on success. Store the client ID for feature use. You will receive two certificates in your certificate folder.
To make a connection to SharePoint
Connect-PnPOnline [TenantName].sharepoint.com/sites/[folder] -ClientId [ClientIDNo] -Tenant [TenantName].onmicrosoft.com -CertificatePath “C:\mycertificates\[MySharePointAppName].pfx”
How to lock and unlock the key lock on a Doro PMR walkie talkie:
This way the locked symbol is toggled.
When I got my first Anytone AT-D878UV in 2019 the roaming function used to display which channel it had roamed onto but later on, probably after a firmware upgrade this disappeared rendering the roaming function rather useless.
This continued even though I switched to the latest AT-D878UVII Plus. I recently asked a friend who also got the latest model if he had the same problem – which he hadn’t.
This made me suspect that this is an error that had occurred in my codeplug and continued to exist even though I’ve switching models (since the RDT-files are upward compatible I didn’t bother to make a new codeplug for the new radio, so I just opened the RDT-file from the old one).
So I exported everyting on my current codeplug to CSV-files, went into the CPS and made a new codeplug, imported the CSV files and walked through Optional settings to set up everyting as I wanted. Then wrote the new codeplug to the radio and guess what – now it displays the channel it is roaming on!
To solve this, I changed the settings of the module to -> Advanced -> Load javascript module = On the module itself
This is my wishlist for features / fixes for the Anytone AT-D878UV and AT-D587UV DMR radios. Comments, additions and suggestions are welcome, contact me on sm0rgm@helander.se. Maybe the Anytone people will read it 😉 I will submit it through my dealer as well, for them to forward to the Anytone developers.
There is actually no such thing as “analog” APRS. The traditional APRS over AX.25 on 144.800 MHz (or 145.390 MHz in other parts of the word) is actually defined as a digital mode.
However, Anytone has a possibility in their radios choose wether to send APRS over AX.25 or as position data over the DMR channel. This settings can be found in MENU -> APRS -> Upload Type, “A -Aprs” for APRS over AX.25 or “D – Aprs” for using the DMR. In Anytone they call these modes “Analog APRS” and “Digital APRS”.
In this mode positions are transmitted on a simplex channel (144.800 MHz in IARU region 1) and can be received by anyone in range. The packets can be repeated by digitpeaters (WIDE1 for local “fill in” digitpeaters and WIDE2 for wide coverage digipeaters). If the packet hits a digitpeater with an I-gate it is transported into the APRS-IS system and can be seen in aprs.fi.
The traditional APRS over AX.25 packet radio has many more functions than just position reporting, such as telemetry, weather reports, messaging etc etc. If your radio is capable of receiving APRS you can also see other hams in the area (position, distance, direction etc).
In this mode, the radio uses the built in function in the DMR specfication to transmit position data. When this position data reaches the Brandmeister servers it is converted to APRS and fed into the APRS-IS system and can be seen on aprs.fi.
APRS over DMR is limited to only position data so if your goal is to just show up on aprs.fi, this can be the mode of choice for you. You miss out on all other features of APRS when using DMR or “digital” APRS.
If you look at the APRS menu on the Anytone for example, the APRS SMS function is only availible for “Analog APRS”.
For me, I choose the “old school” APRS over AX.25 all days in the week 🙂
Looking at many how-to guides for the Anytone AT-D878UV / AT-D578UV and APRS, it can be hard to determine if APRS should be transmitted as FM (20 kHz bandwidth) or FM narrow (12 kHz bandwidth). Some guides show WIDE while others show NARROW.
The answer is clear in the IARU region 1 VHF band plan – APRS on 144.800 MHz should be transmitted using FM narrow.
