EchoLink Proxy on Kindle?

[twobob]

Originally Posted by virtualdxs

How do you get that log?

hmmm been along time since I did it.

maybe enable debugOn and grep it for cvm?

[virtualdxs]

Originally Posted by twobob

hmmm been along time since I did it.

maybe enable debugOn and grep it for cvm?

I don't know what to grep. I don't use logs much.

[virtualdxs]

Originally Posted by brianinmaine

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=214488

do you need echolink? would a ssh tunnel work well instead? I've tunneled tons of encrypted traffic that way to my home pc, tons of examples on the net. Good luck!

Fixed the problem. The thread linked to explained that the Kindle's CVM didn't work with normal Java apps, and had a download link for a normal JRE. Worked like a charm in that JRE. Thanks a ton!

[brianinmaine]

Originally Posted by virtualdxs

I know about that, and that's exactly why I need this. You see, I can ONLY access the Internet through an SSH tunnel. EchoLink is a service for hams (Amateur Radio operators) to send sham radio signals through the Internet. However, the only type of proxy it supports is that jar file. Therefore, I need that proxy running on my Kindle to use EchoLink.

Amateur Radio on your kindle? What do you have planned? sounds interesting - and remember - if there are no photos, it didn't happen!

[knc1]

Originally Posted by brianinmaine

Amateur Radio on your kindle? What do you have planned? sounds interesting - and remember - if there are no photos, it didn't happen!

And remember to remove the "Created by GIMP" from the comment section of the photo file.

[virtualdxs]

Here's proof by Windows 7 Snipping Tool:

1) My Bitvise SSH Client connected to my Kindle with an SSH Tunnel:


2) My Bitvise SSH Client in BVTerm on my Kindle:

Spoiler:

3) My BVTerm in running Echolink Proxy:

Spoiler:

4) And finally, Echolink connected to my ELProxy.jar running on my Kindle:

Spoiler:

[brianinmaine]

Originally Posted by virtualdxs

Here's proof ...

Ha - what I meant was show us what project you are working on? A pic of your "rig" or just a description of what you are doing with radio on the Kindle. It sounds interesting. 20+ years ago I took some classes on that but dropped out. Not for me at the time.

I didn't mean to imply you weren't telling the truth, I was just joking around. Sorry for the confusion.

[virtualdxs]

Originally Posted by brianinmaine

Ha - what I meant was show us what project you are working on? A pic of your "rig" or just a description of what you are doing with radio on the Kindle. It sounds interesting. 20+ years ago I took some classes on that but dropped out. Not for me at the time.

I didn't mean to imply you weren't telling the truth, I was just joking around. Sorry for the confusion.

No, I knew that you were kidding. Hence the winky icon next to the title.

I just wanted to try out EchoLink, but I can't access the Internet outside of going through my Kindle (via SSH Tunnel). But Java doesn't do SOCKS(as far as I know). So what I have to do is run an EchoLink proxy on my Kindle and connect through there. The only radio hardware I have is a >5 watt Baofeng UV-5RA, so no rig.

By the way, as the screenshot said, my call sign is KG7HVV.

[twobob]

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs...t/proxies.html

section 2.4

OR possibly

http://jsocks.sourceforge.net/ / https://github.com/ravn/jsocks

(they are fairly old projects now...)