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Merge pull request #16 from dg9vh/patch-1
Added description for bi-directional blocking
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* callsign of gateway used
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* callsign of gateway used
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* ip-address of gateway
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* ip-address of gateway
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This rules only mute traffic from the gateway to the reflector. For gateways and ip-adresses of gateways are additional rules for bi-directional blocking implemented which could be used to stop delivering traffic to a specific gateway (for example on multinet-setups to have a network insulated for a specific time because of special conditions or stoping traffic to guys sniffing traffic and transporting it into systems that are unwanted - 'wild bridges' for example).
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### Blocking On Regular Expression Callsign Check
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### Blocking On Regular Expression Callsign Check
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It is also possible to use (by default enabled in the YSFReflector.ini) a callsign check based on a regular expression to check the callsign plausibility in callsign-format and length.
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It is also possible to use (by default enabled in the YSFReflector.ini) a callsign check based on a regular expression to check the callsign plausibility in callsign-format and length.
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