[arm-allstar] Blacklist

[Patrick Perdue]

It's also worth noting that a blacklist on your node won't have any 
affect if someone comes in through another connected node, since it's 
that node making the connection to yours, not the problematic node itself.

If the [blacklist] context is configured properly, and a node has been 
added to the blacklist database, it should refuse connection with a match.

However, if, say, the other repeater with a public port has no blacklist 
configured, and they're getting in that way, they're still on your system.

So, make sure everything that can accept connections has a working 
blacklist, and that your problem node numbers are common to all of them.


On 11/27/2023 3:01 PM, ve3rwj via ARM-allstar wrote:
> If the person is connecting using web transceiver (WT), using RepeaterPhone, Transceive on the Mac, etc. they aren't going to have a node number associated.
>
> Is there a way to block callsigns?
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