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Hi,

On 06/28, Michał Lowas-Rzechonek wrote:
> +	if (!l_dbus_message_get_arguments(msg, "oqqay", &ele_path, &dst,
> +							&net_idx, &iter_data))
> +		return dbus_error(msg, MESH_ERROR_INVALID_ARGS, NULL);

I have a question here: what's the idea behind net_index argument in
this API? There is no such argument in regular Send() call, and I don't
quite get why.

regards
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