[11:52:24] <apw> ok there are a continuious stream of updates from the kernel [11:52:37] <apw> becasue link level mappings are in the routing table, and they appear and dissapear [11:52:39] <apw> all the time [11:53:04] <apw> try sudo ip monitor [15:12:24] <ev> so basically this approach is bogus then? [15:13:46] <apw> well it needs consideration whether it is being selective enough [15:14:14] <apw> as as a naive user i look at the raw stream it changes whenever an arp entry appears or dissappears [15:14:30] <apw> now they mey be doing it 'righter' by trying to select specific subsets of [15:14:42] <apw> the messages, or not, one wuold need to emit the ones they keep/drop to see [15:14:52] <apw> it is possible they have not adapted to the new world order [15:16:41] <ev> new world order? [15:19:05] <apw> when the link level addresses got promoted from another separate cache into the [15:19:13] <apw> routing table, which sped things up [15:19:53] <apw> so ipv6 neibour discovery results, and ipv4 arp results get put in as a real 'host route' now [15:20:01] <apw> and then removed when they time out [15:20:09] <apw> which might mean things looking for route changes would see both [15:20:22] <apw> of those, and think networking changed, but you would need to shove a print in there [15:20:24] <apw> to be sure me thinks
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