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Latest revision as of 00:38, 10 August 2021


Use the asl:// URI scheme to instruct clients to perform certain operations on nodes.

Connect to a node

asl://<node_nb>

Client will attempt a connection to public node node_nb using the AllStar public authentication mechanism.

Example

<a href="asl://2020">Connect to node 2020</a>

This html markup creates a link for client to attempt to connect to node 2020 when clicked.

Add a node

asl://<node_nb>?add

Adds a bookmark to node_nb. Client should not attempt to connect automatically.

Clients support

Name Platform Supported Version
DVSwitch Mobile Android No
IaxRpt Windows No
Transceive macOS Yes 1.2.3