Hi,   make sure you specify an endpoint, i.e. on the sender do   dtnsend dtn://receiver/mytest  file   to send the date in file "file". On the receiver   dtnrecv --name mytest   prints the the received bundle's contents to stdout (dtnrecv --name mytest --file test writes to a file)   Sebastian

parneha@umd.edu hat am 25. Januar 2011 um 04:17 geschrieben:

Hi,

I think I am successful in sending a bundle across to the destination.I see the following events happening:

1.bundle received 2.queue bundle event 3.bundle event 4.transfercompleted event 5.bundle event:bundle forwarded

I want to see the content of the bundles at the receiver.I can see them queued in the following directory

/var/spool/ibrdtn/bundles

which is set in my ibrdtn.conf.example file.

Is it possible to do so using dtnrecv?I have tried doing it and I get the following message

Waiting for incoming data...

Thanks and regards

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