I did a bit of looking into this and it turns out the ./scripts/decode file doesn't have the bit for experimental nodes. That is..
if [ $CMD -ge 0000 ] && \
[ $CMD -lt 1000 ] ; then # 0000-0999 = Experiment Block
$SCRIPT/experimental_call exp"$CMD"
Upon further investigation I've discovered the app_rpt version of IRLP is not updating the same as a regular IRLP node. App_rpt rsync is syncing a directory called update-files and then never moves decode (among other files) to the scripts directory.
Anyone know if this was intentional or an oversight? Is it ok to copy the updated scripts to the scripts directory?
Thanks,
On Aug 20, 2009, at 3:07 PM, Matt Beasant wrote:
Yes I did that but no luck....
I guess I need to do something else - I have downloaded the experiemntal node IP address list also but that didnt help.....
Thanks Tim,
Matt
2009/8/20 Tim Sawyer
<tim.sawyer@mac.com> I've not tried this on Asterisk but it might work the same way it does
on a real IRLP node. That is put
export ALLOW_EXPERIMENTAL_NODES=YES
in your custom/environment file.
--
Tim
:wq
On Aug 20, 2009, at 2:51 PM, Matt Beasant wrote:
Hi all,
How do I get my ACID asterisk node, which is running chan_irlp quite
successfully, to be able to call the IRLP experimental reflectors?
I see from the IRLP yahoo group that there are some different scripts
used to set up calls to these experimental reflectors - can / is this
incorporated into the chan_irlp driver?
Thanks for any info / advice,
Kind regards,
Matt
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