Johannes Berg <[email protected]> writes: > On Tue, 2017-09-05 at 11:49 +0200, Toke Høiland-Jørgensen wrote: >> >> Ah, so the station is attached to the VLAN interface, not the parent >> interface? > > Doesn't actually matter, but if the VLAN goes where the station belongs > then either the station must've moved somewhere else or have been > destroyed, you can't have the station pointing to a VLAN that no longer > exists :)
Yeah, that makes sense. I was thinking of VLANs as something that was carried "on top" of the station<->ap connection (so that the VLAN tag is propagated to the client). >> I guess that the only case where there is likely to be any >> significant effects of dropping the whole queue is if someone is >> sending large amounts of multicast traffic (live video streaming? is >> that even feasible over WiFi?) while reconfiguring their VLAN setup. >> That is probably not a terribly common combination... > > Right. > > Anyway I've applied this with the pointless null check removed. Cool :) -Toke
