Hello,
thanks for your explainations. Of cource I mean processes instead of "instances". As setting up a TTL per interface and per command line you may extent the interface name like the following examble: batmand eth1:32 bbs:2 bbc
which could mean to setup the eth1 with TTL 32, bbs with TTL 2 and bbc with the default TTL value.
Question: the olsrd allows to send a list of services (http,ftp) provided by the node. Is there a way to send such messages with batmand?
Regards Stephan
Hello
On Saturday 21 July 2007 16:49, Freifunk Dresden wrote:
As setting up a TTL per interface and per command line you may extent
done! can be tested from trunk/batman-experimental revision rv 479 available from e.g.: http://downloads.open-mesh.net/batman/development/i386/batmand-exp_0.3-exp-c... or using: svn co https://dev.open-mesh.net/svn/batman/trunk/batman-experimental
the interface name like the following examble: batmand eth1:32 bbs:2 bbc
however, the ":" is reserved because it is used to differentiate alias interfaces from the physical interface name. The (optional) syntax is now: /t number-of-ttl to be given behind the interface name. According to your example use: batmand eth1 /t 32 bbs /t 2 bbc
which could mean to setup the eth1 with TTL 32, bbs with TTL 2 and bbc with the default TTL value.
You can also specify the default TTL value with -t like batmand -t 60 eth1 /t 32 bbs /t 2 bbc
ciao, axel
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