# @prefix is a list of callsign ranges that this
filter will allow through
# regardless of their present position. For instance
@prefix = ("VK","ZL")
# will let throgh VK2TDS and ZL1AMW if they are in
their home countries or
# if they are within range of an IGATE in ROME or
MIAMI.
#
# More prefixes may be added creating a line such
as
#
@prefix = ("W","AA","N7","VE");
@prefix = ("VK","ZL");
# @grid_OK contains a list of all the GRID squares
that are permitted through
# the IGATE. Before letting a packet through it will
decode the position from
# any of the formats understood by perlAPRS such
as Lat/Long format into
# Grid Square format.
#
# The software understands 2, 4 and 6 letter GRID
SQUARES allowing quite
# precise filtering whilst maintaining quick processing.
An example is the
# bizzare
#
@grid_OK = ("QE", "QF55", "QA55NX");
#
# For Australia and New Zealand, the following are
used
@grid_OK = ("OH","PH","QH","RH","OG","PG","QG","RG","OF",
"PF","QF","RF","OE","PE","QE","RE","OD","PD","QD","RD");
# The next few lines are tricky, and must not be mixed
up. The lines with the
# variables ending with _1 are for the UP-LINK, and
those ending with _2 are
# DOWN-LINK.
#
# The lines starting $telnet start a special version
of TELNET that maintains
# a connection to the server wherever possible. This
version of TELNET is special
# in that the PORT number is the first paramater,
followed by one or more servers.
# Whenever a connection is lost, the server will
attempt to connect to the next
# server. The software may not be elegant, but it
works.
#
# Future versions will contain a server program in
place of the TELNET program so that
# the single IGATE can connect to it directly.
#
# The lines starting with $auth are the authorisation
lines to be sent to the server.
# If you cannot work out how to make them work, you
should not be using this software.
# The important thing to note is that my software
will set $version to the current
# version. Please do not edit this version of the
line.
$telnet_1 = "./myTelnet.pl 23 aprs.net
second.aprs.net";
$auth_1 = "user LUSER pass 12345 VERS
$version\n\r\n";
$telnet_2 = "./myTelnet.pl 10152 localhost";
$auth_2 = "user LUSER pass 12345 VERS
$version\n\r\n"; |
