DUNDi: Peer secret instead of keys, undocumented?

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Hi

Sorry about yet another DUNDi question. I’m trying to set up DUNDi peering on Hamnet. For those with HamNet access: http://db0bt.hamnet.radio:85/

My peering partner instructed me not to use keys, but instead a peer secret:

[b8:27:eb:d4:xx:xx]
host=44.149.xx.xx
include=priv
model=symmetric
order=primary
permit=priv
qualify=yes
secret=nottelling

I get NOAUTH when trying to do any lookups or query that peer. So I had a look at:

asterisk/configs/samples/dundi.conf.sample at master · asterisk/asterisk · GitHub and the history of changes. There is no mention of using a secret for peering instead of RSA keys.

So I wonder, is this some undocumented way of setting up a peering?

Btw: dundi.com (at the start of the config template, is for sale)

-Benoît-

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According to the source code “secret” is not valid, so unless there’s a third party patch floating around it doesn’t appear valid.