AW: AW: AW: scp, ssh dont work with zcip

Bingo!

deleting the route 
0.0.0.0         0.0.0.0         0.0.0.0         U     0      0        0 pan0
with "route del -net default dev pan0" enables scp again. 

So it is simpelst for me, to delete the route immediately after it is
created by zcip.
I observed, that having two connected devices
- it is sufficient to delete the default route on one device
- there is no difference between eth0-default-route and pan0-default-route:
	one of the two devices must be free of any default route!

> The assumption is that you are only running this interface, and that 
> the only IP you have is the link-local one. Why else do you have zcip 
> running? I am also not sure why you are running zcip on pan0. 
> Shouldn't this be eth0 or similar?

pan0 is the Bluetooth PAN interface.
Your assumption is right for pure ad hoc networks, but if you 
want to have for instance internet access in your adhoc network, 
you need a kind of bridge or gateway device with 2 interfaces, 
in my case pan0 (connected to the adhoc network) and eth0 connected 
to the internet. 

Thanks a lot for your support, Matthias


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