On 28-Jan-99 Jonathan Naylor wrote:
>>>From what I can gather, the routes aren't being setup right, because the
> callsigns aren't right or something. I'm not exactly sure...
> I got the same error with nrparms until I started adding -0 to the end of
> the neighbours, etc...
>
> eg:
> nrparms -nodes VE6HM + 'ABEDTN' 100 6 radio VE6PLP
>
> Gave an error, while:
> nrparms -nodes VE6HM + 'ABEDTN' 100 6 radio VE6PLP-0
>
It seems to be a feature of all netrom access/setup programs that you need to
add the ssid (even if it is -0) to all callsigns to be certain that it will
work.
eg "call netrom G1TLH-0" will always work but "call netrom G1TLH" will only
work if node broadcasts have occured and/or nrparms lines have been
successfully executed (or both, I have given up trying to work out the
circumstances, I ALWAYs put on the ssid for netrom connections).
Dirk G1TLH
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Dirk-Jan Koopman, Tobit Computer Co Ltd
At the source of every error which is blamed on the computer you will find
at least two human errors, including the error of blaming it on the computer.
