;------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ; ; Calls we don't want to repeat. These are also not kept in the MHeard list ; and no DX messages are generated for these calls. Optionally you can ; specify a port number, only packets from those ports with the specified ; calls are blocked. (e.g. block: 1 CALL). When no port is specified then ; "all" is assumed to be backwards compatible. ; ; oh3bk: WIDE ja TRACE lisatty kiss-synkronointiongelmien vuoksi ; oh6kft: lisatty * peraan jotta myos WIDE3-1 yms. blokataan ; oh3bk: H3* lisatty kiss-synkronointiongelmien vuoksi ; oh3bk: OH3RBE lisatty, blokataan jos looppaa bandilta takas ; oh3bk: OH3RDR lisatty, blokataan jos looppaa bandilta takas ; oh3bk: OH6AI, OH8GEJ, OH9GGY, OH9RI-3, SM2FXT, OH8MGK, OH8MXJ, OH6JMT ; OH5KUY lisatty tolkkua vailla olevan internet -> band -feedin takia ; oh3bk: OH3WE-9 lisatty (saa-asema) ; oh3bk: SK*,SL*,SM5LBR* lisatty, ei ole tarvetta toistaa ruotsalaisia digeja ; oh3bk: suomalaiset digit lisatty kaukaisista piireista ; oh3bk: pk-seudun mepe-paatit, digit ja saa-asemat lisatty ; block: 1 OH1R*,OH1FBA,OH3RBR,OH3RDR,OH3RDH block: 1 OH6AI*,OH8GEJ*,OH9GGY*,OH9RI-3,SM2FXT*,OH8MGK,OH8MXJ,OH6JMT block: 1 OH3WE-9,OH5KUY block: 1 SK*,SL*,SM5LBR*,SM3LWP-3,SM5WXM,SM7FGG-1,SM5RVH,SM5NRK-2,SM4LLP-2 block: 1 SM0OEM-3,SM5TGV,SM5UUP-2,SA7AHC-1,SM5KIQ block: 1 OH0R*,OH4R*,OH4AB,OH6AG*,OH6AN*,OH6JAT,OH6RUC,OH6RAQ-1,OH6RDD block: 1 OH6AA,OH6AG-7,OH6AN-7,OH7AA,OH8MTM block: 1 OH7R*,OH8R* block: 1 OH9AA*,OH9AB*,OH9R*,OH9NGW block: 1 OH2R*,OH2JCQ-8,OH2ML block: 1 OH2NJR-2,OH2MUI ; block: all N0CALL*,NOCALL*,MYCALL*,ZM0DEM-9,WIDE*,TRACE*,H3* ; ; Here we can block calls that already went through a specific digi, ; for example to block mass-distribution of IGate traffic through the ; digi. "via_block:" also considers calls in the third-party header. ; It only considders the most recent 3rd party header, not recursive ; when the embedded packet contains another 3rd party header. It ; considers all calls in the 3rd party header including originator ; and destination calls. Optionally you can specify a port number, packets ; from those ports with the specified calls are blocked and no packets ; with the specified call will be send to that port. For example: ; ;via_block: 1 OH3RBR,OH3MBC* ; ; this won't work because it also blocks everything containing these ; calls to be sent TO port 1 ; ; Let's try this again since there seems to be an endless supply of ; stations feeding the traffic originating from _Entire Finland_ ; from internet to the band via OH6RDD and OH8RDU, and also traffic ; that has come through some far-away digipeaters with too wide path ; via_block: 1 OH0R*,OH4R*,OH4AB,OH5R*,OH7R*,OH7AA,OH8R*,OH9AA*,OH9AB*,OH9R* via_block: 1 SA*,SK*,SL*,SM*,OZ*,L*,U*,R*,ES* ; ; Nihilistic rules to block traffic originating closer, but still too ; far away ; via_block: 1 OH1MYG*,OH1RDK,OH1RDU via_block: 1 OH2JCQ-8,OH2ML,OH2LIY via_block: 1 OH2RDG,OH2RDP,OH2RDS,OH2RDU,OH2RDE*,OH2RDH*,OH2RDM*,OH2RDN* via_block: 1 OH3RCD,OH3RDH via_block: 1 OH6AAD-2,OH6AAH-2,OH6AA*,OH6AI*,OH6AG-7,OH6AN-7,OH6JAT,OH6AC via_block: 1 OH6R* ; ; This is also a solution to block third-party traffic from internet, ; originating at some fixed stations already available on the band, ; like OH3MBC, OH3QN, OH3GGM, or some almost local digipeaters: ; via_block: 3 OH3MNI-8,OH3RDH,OH3RCD,OH3RUX via_block: 3 OH3HEL*,OH3HS*,OH3QN*,OH3QZ*,OH3GGM*,OH3MBC,OH3HDR*,OH3WE-9 via_block: 3 ELAY*,IDE* ; ; The digipeater doesn't accept packes with TCPIP from port 1 and will not ; send any packets with TCPIP to port 2. Port 2 could be a HF port for ; example. When no port is specified then "all" is assumed to be backwards ; compatible with older versions. Here port 2 is 70 cm. ; ;via_block: 1 TCPIP,IGATE ;via_block: 2 TCPIP ; ; Add usage restrictions for a port, allow_to: and allow_from:. These can ; be used if you want to create special setups with cross-band where you ; only want to pick up specific packets from one band to another. If not ; defined (default) all "from" and "to" calls are allowed (if not blocked). ; ; If allow_to: is defined only calls with a specific destination address ; are accepted on this port. This can be use if you only want to pick up ; certain packets from a port. For example on port 2 you only want to pick ; up packets to MAIL and FBB put out by an FBB BBS. On all other port ; there are no restrictions. (Note this line is commented out, it's ; just an example.) ; ;allow_to: 2 MAIL*,FBB* ; ; If allow_from: is defined only packets from a specific station are ; accepted. For example only allow only Dutch stations on port 1 and 2, ; on port 1 do not allow non-novice stations (PDxxxx). On all other ports ; there are no restrictions. (Note these lines are commented out, it's just ; an example.) ; ;allow_from: 1 OH*,SM* ;allow_from: 2 PD* ; ; Calls that are not allowed to query the digipeater. Optionally you can ; specify a port number, only queries from those ports with the specified ; calls are blocked. (e.g. msg_block: 1 CALL). When no port is specified ; then "all" is assumed to be backwards compatible. ; msg_block: all N0CALL,NOCALL,MYCALL,ZM0DEM-9 ; ;------------------------------------------------------------------------------