Ah, thanks Jim, yes I can see how that would make sense if the app parses the file from top to bottom and stops at the first valid code it gets to.
I found that doing this helps:
941 = cop,something
942 = cop,something else
943 = cop,foo
94 = cop,do something now
Jim K6JWNOn Tue, May 26, 2009 at 2:21 PM, Matt Beasant <g4rky@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
_______________________________________________Hi,Just as a heads up to anyone new reading this and learning about app_rpt and also as a question to the more experienced node owners out there, I have noticed a little niggle with the DTMF tone sequences used to activate functions on app_rpt.Here's the scenario:In my rpt.conf I have a function:94 = cop,something or otherAll is fine until I try and add a command 941 to do something else.
The new code wont work and app_rpt seems to ignore the extra digit on the end and just activates the function that is associated with the code 94.I'm not sure if this is really a bug or not but it certainly had me teased for a good few hours recently when I was adding some new functions to my node.I was expecting code 941 to work but it just wasnt - I was testing a new feature which had been added and I wasnt sure if I had busted the feature or something else had gone wrong!I changed the code to 95 and all worked as expected!Just something to be aware of really I guess unless its an easy fix for the app?Cheers,MattG4RKYNode 2250
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