Dear Sascha (and Colleagues),

  The error message that you quote is for a /24 (more specific) route, not
the /22 route that you say you're attempting to create.

  I hope that helps.

  Kind regards.

Pierre.


On Thu, Jun 11, 2020 at 1:32 AM Sascha E. Pollok via db-wg <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Dear friendly DB people,
>
> here is a problem I don't find easy to solve. Would you assist me in
> understanding the
> constraints?
>
> Customer has a /22 network 194.76.156.0/22 with the proper inetnum
> object. The inetnum
> objects has a mnt-by: IPHH-NOC and mnt-routes: IPHH-NOC.
>
> A route object exists but with a different maintainer:
>
> route:          194.76.156.0/22
> descr:          CMELCHERS-QSC-NET
> descr:          via Plusnet
> origin:         AS20676
> mnt-by:         PLUSNET-NOC     <<<---- not IPHH-NOC
>
> We are now trying to create an additional route object for a different ASN:
>
> route:          194.76.156.0/22
> descr:          C. Melchers via MEKO-S
> origin:         AS207630
> mnt-by:         IPHH-NOC    <<<--- This is the maintainer in the inetnum
> object
> source:         RIPE
>
> The RIPE DB refuses the update:
>
> Create FAILED: [route] 194.76.156.0/24AS207630
> route:          194.76.156.0/24
> descr:          C. Melchers via MEKO-S
> descr:          belongs to 194.76.156.0/22
> origin:         AS207630
> mnt-by:         IPHH-NOC
> source:         RIPE
> ***Error:   Authorisation for [route] 194.76.156.0/22AS20676 failed
>             using "mnt-by:"
>             not authenticated by: PLUSNET-NOC
>
> So the DB expects the maintainer from the other route object. But I don't
> understand why
> the mnt-routes in the inetnum-object doesnt give preference over the
> maintainer on a
> different route-object.
>
> Anyone who could share their honest opinion?
>
> Cheers
> Sascha
>
>

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