> i have question related to your answer.Nearly. I think you should use dtn://nodeC.dtn/* for the regular
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> 1. is it true that i set ibrdtnd.conf with the following config ?
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> routing = none
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> routing_forwarding = yes
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> route1 = dtn://nodeC.dtn dtn://nodeB.dtn
expression to match.
at node B, you can leave routing=default and routing_forwarding = yes,
> 2. how about ibrdtnd.conf for node B and C, what can i configure?
if you want node c to answer via node b (i.e. ping reply), then you have
to add route1 = dtn://nodeA.dtn/* dtn://nodeB and also routing=none.
(beware, node names are case sensitive!)
sure. dtnd -i wlan0 -c /path/to/config -v
> 3. i start ibrdtn using "dtnd -i wlan0", how can i start it with -v,
> can you give me an example ?