When one of my nodes runs low on power and shuts down, Owner reverts to meshtastic_aaaa and owner_short reverts to aaaa where aaaa is the last four characters of the device MAC address (also AKA). Keys are not lost, but when other devices verfiy keys, the name no longer matches the key. The address becomes untrusted.
Within my own deployment, I'd like to go into each node list and reset "isKeyManuallyVerified". This should be a CLI function. If it already exists, it is not documented.
The Andoid app in its node list indicates whether a node is untrusted. meshtastic --nodes does not include the trust flag.
When one of my nodes runs low on power and shuts down, Owner reverts to meshtastic_aaaa and owner_short reverts to aaaa where aaaa is the last four characters of the device MAC address (also AKA). Keys are not lost, but when other devices verfiy keys, the name no longer matches the key. The address becomes untrusted.
Within my own deployment, I'd like to go into each node list and reset "isKeyManuallyVerified". This should be a CLI function. If it already exists, it is not documented.
The Andoid app in its node list indicates whether a node is untrusted. meshtastic --nodes does not include the trust flag.