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# Switching Networks
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To make switching networks possible you have to fulfill following conditions:
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* add www-user to the /etc/sudoers file to be able to execute following commands: cp, killall, MMDVMHost
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You can do this for example with following line:
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www-data ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /bin/cp,/usr/local/bin/MMDVMHost,/usr/bin/killall,/sbin/halt,/sbin/reboot
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HINT: PLEASE(!) only use visudo for editing the sudoers-file! This validates the file before writing it on the
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hard-disk. Otherwise there is heavy danger to damange your sudo-system, if you got any error/typo within the line!
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* create two or more ini-files containing your configurations. If not using the new variant via /config/networks.php, create one with the name DMRPLUS.ini and the other with the name BRANDMEISTER.ini within the same directory where your MMDVM.ini resists, that contains the configurations for the corresponding networks.
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If you want to use the new variant via /config/networks.php edit the file networks.php to fit your needs and refer to the created ini-files only by using the prefix and not the full name with .ini at the end!
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## Security Hint
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It is absolutely not recommended to put ALL into the sudoers line! The commands above are heavy enougth!
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It is strictly recommended to not make the Dashboard public available, if you are using the advanced management functions and the network switching!
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## For Better Handling Of Heardlists
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If you want to have only those contacts listed in the last-head-lists that where active in the corresponding network your system is logged in,
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you can configure your .INI-Files to use separate LOG-Prefixes like BM-MMDVM and DMRPLUS-MMDVM for example. |