On Fri, Aug 21, 2015 at 6:22 PM, Nick Hilliard <[email protected]> wrote: > On 21/08/2015 19:49, 'Chris Hall' wrote: > > AFAICS this is true "up to a point". What actually happens is that when > > a "deny" entry in the community-list matches the communities, processing > > of the community-list ceases. If the "deny" entry does not match, it is > > (indeed) ignored. > > > > I am not qualified to suggest whether this is a documentation or a code > > SNAFU... but I guess it does what it does and everybody is used to that > > ? > > sounds like undefined behaviour to me. It would probably be better for > community-lists to handle deny statements in the cisco style instead of > instead of stopping processing, but if you use something that's > undefined... >
I have a patch that fixes 'set comm-list xxx delete' so that it handles deny statements but I do not think we have pushed it to our github repo yet. I'll sync up with Donald on this on Monday and get it posted. Daniel
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