When a flood packet arrives at repeater with a destination Id that matches the Id of the repeater, it is marked ' Received ' / Dropped.
But probably it can't be decrypted as it is not really destined for the repeater, and should be forwarded in that case.
Chances of a destination Id matching the repeater Id with 1-byte hash is quite big so this happens a lot.
With 2-byte hash less often, but still can occur.
When a flood packet arrives at repeater with a destination Id that matches the Id of the repeater, it is marked ' Received ' / Dropped.
But probably it can't be decrypted as it is not really destined for the repeater, and should be forwarded in that case.
Chances of a destination Id matching the repeater Id with 1-byte hash is quite big so this happens a lot.
With 2-byte hash less often, but still can occur.
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When a flood packet arrives at repeater with a destination Id that matches the Id of the repeater, it is marked ' Received ' / Dropped.
But probably it can't be decrypted as it is not really destined for the repeater, and should be forwarded in that case.
Chances of a destination Id matching the repeater Id with 1-byte hash is quite big so this happens a lot.
With 2-byte hash less often, but still can occur.
@agessaman
🤦♂️. On it.