So trying something unrelated, I managed to find the problem and think I have it resolved it, but only through a hack.
Originally I was trying to stop the announce from happening. and missed the comment # on the else which broke the script. I figured this out using tbd -d and saw how it failed. I still have a question regarding the logic of the
if [ "$ECHO_SAY_NODE" = "NO" ] ; then line.
Rightfully this will still announce even if i set it to NO.
if [ "$ECHO_SAY_NODE" = "NO" ] ; then
# "$ECHO_SCRIPT"/echo_wavplay echolinkon echo_on
# else
# callsing or node
By commenting out the three lines I have made all the members happy, but I am not sure this is the correct way to do it.
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