Hello Ryo,

I think what you are looking for is the group EID feature.

On the sender (A in your example), you can send to a group EID using the following :

dtnsend -g <group_eid> <input_file>

Ex : dtnsend -g dtn://mygroup/whatever input_file.txt

On the receivers (B, C and D), you can then use dtnrecv in the following way :

dtnrecv --group <group_eid> --file <output_file>

Ex : dtnrecv --group dtn://mygroup/whatever --file output_file.txt

Hope this helps,

Jawad

2014-04-01 8:47 GMT+02:00 Ryo Hagihara <gyareon81@gmail.com>:

Hi,

I have a question about dtnsend.
IBR-DTN runs on four PCs called A, B, C and D.
When I send the text file from A, I wish B, C and D receive the file.
Can I use something like broadcast adress in destination of dtnsend?

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