[arm-allstar] block un-wanted node number

[Bryan St Clair]

Carlos, you confirm this worked?

I did it for one node and it wouldn't block with your syntax.  I then
removed the "/4####,NONE <http://radio@192.168.abc.xyz/4####,NONE>" from
the end of the entry and it then blocked the node.

Any experience with it not blocking or this other syntax?

Bryan
K6CBR



On Nov 23, 2017 10:14, Carlos Crespo via arm-allstar <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

A while back I needed to permanently block a node in a hurry. I was not
aware of the blacklist feature so I wrote a node entry in rpt.conf to
permanently route the offending node to a local, none existing, subnet. I
other words, map the offending node to a fake local IP.

4#### = radio at 192.168.ABC.XYZ/4####,NONE
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