[nos-bbs] Hidden Digipeater Path Setting?

[Don]

When you manually connect to a remote station using the via process that
path is remembered.

If you are at the jnos command type
Ax25 route
And it will show you the path you created.
You can remove that route and there are a few options depending on how you
created it in the first place..
Of course the one you want is ax25 route drop
Here's what is available and as you can see you can make them permanent
routing etc.
Usage: ax25 route add <target> <iface> [digis...]
       ax25 route drop <target> <iface>
       ax25 route mode <target> <iface> [mode]
       ax25 route perm <target> <iface> [digis...]
You should be able to review all of the options by typing 
help ax25 <enter>


Hopefully that helps..
73, Don - ve3zda 

-----Original Message-----
From: nos-bbs-bounces at tapr.org [mailto:nos-bbs-bounces at tapr.org] On Behalf
Of Brett Friermood
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2012 3:26 PM
To: TAPR xNOS Mailing List
Subject: [nos-bbs] Hidden Digipeater Path Setting?

Thanks again to everyone for the help you've given me this far. I'm
making progress and am understanding JNOS more.

I was able to do some valuable testing last night while monitoring
with another station. I confirmed everything works and gained a lot
more knowledge of the protocol and network by seeing the connections
decoded in realtime, however I stumbled across something else.

At one time I was trying to connect to the BBS, DULBBS, by digipeating
through another node, WISS, using the command "c radio dulbbs wiss".
My packets were decoding as: "KC9MWG>DULBBS,WISS <<C>>". I was unable
to connect so I killed the session and got back to the command line.

Then I tried to connect again to DULBBS but my transmitted packets
were still "KC9MWG>DULBBS,WISS <<C>>". Did I unknowingly set a
variable or something? I was using the plain old "c radio dulbbs" as
before, which before was transmitting "KC9MWG>DULBBS <<C>>".

Thanks,
Brett
KC9MWG

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