1 : Standard Open Bridge Protocol
2 : Free Bridge Protocol
This is taken as a minimum ver, so if you set "2", ver 1 traffic will not be accepted.
Protocol can be on-the-fly upgraded using BCVE packet
Downgrade is not allowed
To enable IPv6 only - put an IPv6 address in IP (bind specific address)
To enable IPv4 only - put IPv4 address in IP or leave blank (default - binds all IPv4)
To enable dual-stack put '::' in IP (Binds all IPv4 and IPv6 address)
Allow null TARGET_IP - Waits for first keepalive to update - use for
endpoints that are on a dynamic or unknown IP
Support IPv6 for OBP - to listen IPv6 set IP: :: or other valid ipv6 address
IPv6 addresses can be used in TARGET_IP or will be resolved from DNS
Note, might cause confusion if the target has an IPv6 address and we don't
take note of this and specify ipv4 explicitly if needs be.
IPv6 Needs some testing :-)
default in config file and OPTIONS.
Remove ANNOUNCEMENT_LANGUAGE from [GLOBAL]
Replace with ANNOUNCEMENT_LANGUAGES - Comma Separated list
Current list:
ANNOUNCEMENT_LANGUAGES: en_GB,en_GB_2,en_US,es_ES,es_ES_2,fr_FR,de_DE,dk_DK,it_IT,no_NO,pl_PL,se_SE
Add:
ANNOUNCEMENT_LANGUAGE to MASTER definition. If using GENERATOR, this becomes
the template default.
To change via OPTIONS add LANG=<language code>
take codes from list above
Using BCKA (Extended OBP KeepAlives):
When an authenticated keepalive is received from a different IP but
on the same port, we update the IP for the OpenBridge. This means, we can
handle dynamic IP seamlessly!
If GENERATOR is set to more than 1, the master definiton
is used as a template to generate N systems with sequential ports,
starting at the port listed in the defintion.
For example:
for N = 2:
G7RZU-0 - port 54000
G7RZU-1 - port 54001
Simon
KF7EEL
Simon