Re: [App_rpt-users] More - Replacing an IRLP node with App-rpt node
Nice one Randy, I need to be sure I am running the same version as you - I updated my app_rpt recently so I guess it should work, I'll give it a try. Thanks for that info. Does chan_echolink work in the same way? Matt 2009/4/10 Randy Hammock <rhammock@ca.rr.com>
The version of the chan_irlp software I'm running has all the support functions that a normal IRLP node has. Therefore, the same methods are used. Place the node you want to lock out in the $CUSTOM/lockout_list file. For example, to lockout node 1234, put stn1234 in the the above mentioned file. If you want to lockout all reflectors, put ALLREF in the file.
This will prevent calling or receiving calls from the listed nodes.
On Apr 10, 2009, at 9:51 AM, Matt Beasant wrote:
Hi Stephen,
Yes I see that such a timer exists for the remote base but not for a "regular" node.
Is there a way I can block connections to a specific node on IRLP ( or Echolink )?
Just wondering if that might be good for a temporary work around.
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