โ RNS 1.4.2 released https://pypi.org/project/rns/
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โ Discovered & Telemetry-published Interfaces in Sideband โ
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Started by Mark ยท 8d ago ยท 8dd57a7382268096
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โ Mark #1 โ
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โธ 8d ago
In the latest version of Sideband, it's now possible to view discovered interfaces on the
map, and to connect to them from the Object Details screen. On Android, this will
directly configure the interface and restart the RNS service. On desktop, you can copy
the interface config snippet into your RNS config file.
In addition to the normal interface discovery system, it's now also possible to publish
interfaces over the LXMF telemetry system. This makes it much more convenient to share
private interfaces and access point configurations with your friends, family, or a
limited number of people.
To make connectable interfaces available as LXMF telemetry, you'll need to use a
telemetry plugin that publishes them. There's a working plugin example in the included
plugin examples; enable the repository server in Sideband, and download the plugin
examples ZIP, or have a look at the code here:
a8d24177d946de4f1f0a0fe1af9a1338:/page/blob.mu`g=reticulum|r=sideband|ref=HEAD|path=docs%
2Fexample_plugins%2Finterface_telemetry.py
Anyone that is authorized to pull telemetry from the node will then have the interfaces
visible and connectable on the map.
In the above screenshot, the grey interface markers come from the interface discovery
system, and the blue ones were received from a telemetry peer. This of course also works
over telemetry collectors, so you can have any number of nodes that publish their
interface configurations to a telemetry collector, and peers who are authorized to pull
telemetry from that collector can then view and connect to any of the interfaces.
All in all, this makes it much easier to roam between different radio configurations or
use different backbone uplinks, since all the information is always locally stored and
available in the on-device telemetry database.
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Mark wrote:
> In addition to the normal interface discovery system, it's now also possible to
publish interfaces over the LXMF telemetry system. This makes it much more convenient to
share private interfaces and access point configurations with your friends, family, or a
limited number of people.
Ah, that is very very interesting! Yesterday I was working on the WebRTC interface, and
for setting it up I shared the Offer details via a Resource (it can be up to 4kb). But
LXMF makes even more sense. I think I'll adjust the spec:
https://reticulum.js.org/documents/WebRTC_Transport.html
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โ INFO โ Identify to this node to post. How?
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