[aprssig] Bob, Address the WIDE7-6 Possibility
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduTue Feb 22 23:27:58 UTC 2005
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>>> ajfarmer at spenet.com 2/22/05 4:33:41 PM >>> >Then as a general rule, an N digi that has good coverage >should not respond to RELAY, right? RELAY should be >used very sparingly and then only at smaller "home" sites. No, it has to be in every digi or it is useless. >If we leave RELAY as an alias on the big digi's, the bad >apples will soon figure out they can do RELAY,RELAY,RELAY, >right? I am not trying to fight the bad-apples. That is impossible. We are trying to design the best settings for everyone that plays fairly. If somnone uses RELAY,RELAY,RELAY it will be so obvious that his name and call would not stand well in the amateur community. I think most of our problems are from users who just downloaded and clicked to bring up APRS and have no clue. Some software gives the users no guidance at all. So we have to be vigilant. People need to look at the paths and look at the raw network and see what packets are cauising all the dupes... they are easy to spot. In APRSdos, just look at the HEARD page. It shows how many packets per hour for the last 24 hours for every station. It instantly shows you where the problems are... Bob, WB4APR
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