Can one set the #lxmf #reticulum delivery limit in #reticulum #meshchat on a per #interface basis i.e. per connected #rnode interface? https://github.com/markqvist/LXMF/blob/c426c93cc5d63a3dae18ad2264b1299a7ad9e46c/LXMF/LXMRouter.py#L38
#deliverylimit #DELIVERY_LIMIT
This might help stop #lora #radio channel blocking in case one #rnode of a set of #rnodes at one end-point device use a high #spreadingfactor #sf #lorachannelblocking
A friend tested this for 2 VMs with #ubuntu & simply set a #UDP interface in the settings file on #meshchat on each #VM & it works. The spreading factor (SF) 10 #rnode end point meshchat GUI sees the messages arriving at the lora SF 5 rnode via UDP, & vice versa. So the #proxmox setup has both lora SF settings for messaging images & data. The SF 5 rnode is ace for messages of about 60 KB & the SF 10 for longer range text. Both arrive at each VM. https://reticulum.network/manual/interfaces.html
#reticulum is sensational.
Any recommendations for a 64 bit machine for #proxmox to run 8 dedicated #virtualmachines #vm each running minimal #ubuntu for a single #reticulum #meshchat application with 8 single usb-c connections to 8 #lora radio #rnode #nodes like a RAK4613 https://store.rakwireless.com/products/wisblock-meshtastic-starter-kit?variant=4388403462163
Here is what their site says: https://www.proxmox.com/en/products/proxmox-virtual-environment/requirements
Requirements for each VM is not much more than 1 Gb and storage requirements trivial (less than 30 Gb per machine). Any recommendations most welcome.
If I have 10 virtual machines (m1..10) in #proxmox each running #rnode hardware (r1..10), via 10 #meshchat guis (g1..10), over one of 10 respective usb-c connections,
& all 10 virtual machines are on the same local area network #LAN via 1 network card/interface of the 1 computer running proxmox, can I link the virtual machines using #reticulum #rns #autointerface
https://reticulum.network/manual/interfaces.html#auto-interface
& will thereby each #rnode #meshchat #gui receive all #lora mediated data from each other #rnode over #lan ?
Web #pages , including #webcam #images , can be served by a #lora #radio #rnode using #reticulum #nomadnet over a #lora #radio #mesh , and accessed via #meshchat over the lora reticulum mesh using a mobile rnode :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSHA_HRBOpI
See the link below for a demonstration of the result of the pages set up in the above Simon Phillips video demo:
https://www.loramesh.org/subpages/webcam/webcam.html
@fishingdev @richardwonka @fidepus The idea behind #reticulum is ideal for emergency networking because it has redundancy & your address is kept & works irrespective of device or comms protocol: you are reachable on a unique address like a phone number. Very precious indeed in an emergency. Seamless communication. Also you can use multiple #radio settings & protocols at the same end user device. It also confirms delivery of #lora messages extremely well. #lxmf #meshchat #Notfallkommunikation
To receive by #radio #reticulum #rnode #announces on #lora radio one needs to have the same 4 radio parameters as the announce: #frequency #bandwidth #spreadingfactor SF #codingrate CR
-> #meshchat permits any number of #rnode interfaces !
To hear the most announces, does it make sense & is it possible to set up several e.g. 5 #lora #radios with same frequency: 869.525 MHz
bandwidth: 250 kHz but
each with different SF & CR? Would one be able to receive more announces that way? Would it work?