This reworks the sysctl handling to only write a sysctl if it is not
already the desired value. In addition, the Linux sysctl knobs are now
stored in a lookup table which is looped through, to avoid code
duplication in the setup routine.
Signed-off-by: Toke Høiland-Jørgensen
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kernel_netlink.c
This adds a configuration flag to skip kernel (sysctl) setup on daemon
startup. This can be useful if running in, e.g., a container environment
where setting sysctls are not allowed.
Signed-off-by: Toke Høiland-Jørgensen
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babeld.c | 1 +
babeld.h | 1 +
babeld.man | 5 ++
Thanks Toke.
1. Please split that into two patches, one that changes the default
behaviour, and one that includes the new patch.
2. The flag should be called "no-kernel-tweaks" or something like that,
and should unconditionally disable any kernel tweaks rather than merely
continuing if tweaking f
On 8/12/15, 4:38 AM, "babel on behalf of Henning Rogge"
wrote:
Hi!
>The problem is that the selected solution heavily depends on the
>network you plan to deploy.
This is an excellent point ‹ not just related to security, but in general.
The applicability ‹ what problem will Babel solve? Where
On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 3:23 AM, Russ White wrote:
>> * lower-layer security (e.g. put a frightening guy or gal with
>> a truncheon in front of each Ethernet plug, or use 802.1X);
>> * HMAC authentication (RFC 7298);
>> * Stenberg-style authentication (move everything to unicast except
>
> Which, if any, of the currently defined extensions should be merged into
the
> base spec? My opinion is that the extension mechanism should be merged,
> but that the actual extensions should remain separate documents.
I would agree with this assessment -- the extension mechanism should be
merg
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