Linux-Hams archive - November 1999: Re: axdigi vs. other methods?

Re: axdigi vs. other methods?

Chris Ruffin (xssxnpri@discoveryaustralia.com.au)
Thu, 4 Nov 1999 09:58:18 -0600


rxecho passes the packets unmodified, which may or may not be
what I want- not sure. I am trying to let users make calls like:

call co2ja via mystation-15

where i have mystation-15 set up as a digipeating ax25 port. I
don't know how this is specified in the ax25 header, so I can't
say for sure if the digipeating station is supposed to strip this
off somehow. If it is supposed to strip it off, then I don't
think rxecho is designed for that.

Ideas?

Chris

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Chris Ruffin <rhw.mxlszznijp@datarespons.com>
http://www.ece.msstate.edu/~ruff/

On Thu, Nov 04, 1999 at 10:39:55AM +0000, Jose A. Amador wrote: > > I wonder, for "selective" digipeating, doesn't rxecho solve this > problem ? In its config file you can specify what you want > (etc/ax25/rxecho.conf), if you need to be selective. I used it for a > time to connect JNOS kiss ports to the kernel ax25 support. Now I > use net2kiss, and I find it neater for my purposes, but rxecho did a > good job. > > Jose, CO2JA