How does this work with multiple connections?
Suppose I have two incoming connections
My call is K1BBS.
route K1PAR 1.0.0.0
route K2PAR 2.0.0.0 d
Then suppose K1USR at K1PAR does a connect to K1BBS.
What seems to happen is I see packets come in from K1USR to K1BBS.
But then when packets go back out, they go back to K2PAR, even though
he's at K1PAR. At least that's what I think is happening.
Shouldn't ax25d.c keep a record of which IP callsigns came from, so that
way when it needs to send a packet back they go to the right place?
I'm not 100% sure of this, but it seems like the lookup only checks
the route commands. I only see one call to route_add in config.c.
Shouldn't it 'route_add' every time a callsign comes in axip?
Or the only way to make this work is to run a separate
ax25ipd for every connection.
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