HI Nate, you made me laugh out loud: Option 4 does appeal to my wicked side - (wish I'd though of that) HI HI!
73 de Darren G7LWT 2009/2/7 Nate Duehr <[email protected]> > > On Feb 7, 2009, at 8:20 AM, Manos Darkadakis wrote: > > > Hello there all. > > For the last few days someone emulates administrator calls at his > > radio > > mostly unlinking reflectors that other users link with SZ1SV. Any > > ideas > > for a work around? > > > > Option 1: You could change the allowed admin user callsign to some > obscure callsign and use that callsign if you have to command from on- > air, but as soon as you do -- the bad guy will have it, if they're > smarter than dirt. > > Option 2: This is the reason why trying to limit Dplus control to > certain users is fruitless. It takes anyone about 10 seconds to copy > a callsign and use it. Might as well just open it up to all users and > forget about trying to secure something in-securable. > > Option 3: Do all commanding of links from SSH and forget about on-air > control altogether, if you're insistent that only a certain sub-set of > the repeater's users can make/break links. > > Option 4: Turn off Dplus linking for a few days -- the person messing > with it will be frustrated and try harder. DF them and beat them with > a stick. ;-) > > > Anyone know what is exactly the pin number doing > > along with a call-sign in dplus.conf file? > > > > It's for the DV-Dongle. Nothing to do with on-air commanding. > > Nate WY0X > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
