log how a packet was decoded #467
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Simple changes to modify the log messages to say whether a packet was decoded as APRS, FX.25, IL2P or AX.25. This is useful when transitioning from AX.25 to IL2P (as the OARC packet network is doing currently), as it makes it obvious why a given station isn't able to say access a BPQ node ;-) This should probably be hidden in a command line parameter, I'm easy either way, this is just a suggestion
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Simple changes to modify the log messages to say whether a packet was decoded as APRS, FX.25, IL2P or AX.25. This is useful when transitioning from AX.25 to IL2P (as the OARC packet network is doing currently), as it makes it obvious why a given station isn't able to say access a BPQ node ;-)
This should probably be hidden in a command line parameter, I'm easy either way, this is just a suggestion