You could argue that if you allowed every repeater to act
differently, becuase the gateway is configured differently from
one twn to the next it would fragement the userbase.
They already DO act differently, per the settings in the configur
ation file for whether users can link/unlink.
There has
So no matter what Robin does, a number of people are going to
think that it is wrong, he can’t win.
Sure he can.
Switch options have been a part of the the Unix ethos for over 40
years. Give the admin the choice.
Just like admins have the choice whether or not to allow people
to control the D-P
I don't believe this is going to get better or be resolved until a
serious open source project, with good architecture and management,
takes hold. There are many of us who would work on such a project,
but it seems all of the legitimate developers get spooked off of
publishing the informat
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "john_ke5c" wrote:
> > For all of those who don't want the DPLUS software to route call sign
> > routed packets into the network, there's just as many of us who think that
> > it is working they way it should. So no matter what Robin does, a number of
> >
Would that make Robin win?
You could argue that if you allowed every repeater to act differently, becuase
the gateway is configured differently from one twn to the next it would
fragement the userbase.
Im not saying its going to, but my point is Robin cant win, as someone will
find fault with
Tony Langdon wrote:
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> Does this include the case where one of the parties in the call
> routed QSO is not linked to the reflector?
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Ok the reflector will hear(if no collisions), the non linked station
when he routes to a linked gateway, or callsign last heard on it. The
non - link
> There are basically three options
There are other options but the one I like the most is that Robin could add
local gateway dplus configuration options to determine how slash routed and
callsign routed streams, both incoming and outgoing from RF and from links, are
handled, i.e., forwarded or
