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VE2JOS > AX25 08.03.94 21:40l 80 Lines 3666 Bytes #-11894 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: CAN YOU EXCLUDE ON BPQ
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From: VE2JOS@VE2CBS.#MTL.PQ.CAN.NA
To : BPQ@WW
VE2JOS/TPK 1.81 Msg #:335 Le 3/03/94 a 12:13:17
HI
>I HAVE A QUESTION DOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO EXCLUDE CERTAIN CALLS FROM USING A
>BPQ NODE, THANKS IN ADVANCE..
I'm not very sure but you should try the following trick:
In the bpqnodes file, you set the callsign you want to exclude by adding a line
like this:
NODE ADD OD5XYZ 0 0 0!
Then reboot the computer to reload the switch with this new setting.
Therefore the callsign OD5XYZ won't be able to connect the switch. This method
consist by setting the quality to zero and especially don't forget the "!" to
ensure that the setting won't change. You may add many as you need, even many
hundreds!!! like this:
NODE ADD OD5XYZ 0 0 0!
NODE ADD OD5ABC 0 0 0!
NODE ADD OD5DEF 0 0 0!
etc...
> 73'S de OD5ZZ @ OD5RAK.LBN.MDLE
73 de Jose, VE2JOS@VE2JOS.#MTL.PQ.CAN.NA.......................................
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