Dave Taht <dave.taht@gmail.com> writes:

> Hmm. Does this mean you have 6in4 working correctly in your build of
> cero? I'm still just doing it with a script, not netifd.

Yeah. I have this in /etc/config/network:

config interface sixxs
        option 'proto' '6in4'
        option 'ifname' 'sixxs'
        option peeraddr '<sixxs ipv4 endpoint>
        option ip6addr '<ipv6 endpoint addr>'
        option ip6prefix '<ipv6 prefix>/48'
        option mtu '1480'
        option ipaddr '<public ipv4 addr as assigned to ge00>'

and each internal interface definition then has a

	option 'ip6assign' '64'

optionally with

	option 'ip6hint '1'

to force the <prefix>:1::/64 subnet to be assigned to the interface.

> Hmm. We're back at wanting a message bus or std kernel api for dealing
> with the ip rule database again... I fear that things like openvpn or
> strongswan will really mess with this.

Isn't that message bus called netlink?

> Babel head has three branches doing new stuff. In particular, the
> configuration syntax is changing in some respects...

Yeah, I noticed everything is becoming configurable from the config file.

> hah. I just realized that a couple of the commits in babeld head were
> yours. cool. no need for me to lecture.

Well, my setup broke when openwrt did the multi-wan stuff. Had to fix
that... :P

> One thing that always bugged me about previous versions of babeld was
> that it didn't chomp whitespace at the end of a line, hopefully that's
> fixed somewhere in this patch series...

Isn't that something you set your editor to do? :P

-Toke