A already connected to the socket for the frontend, but afaik i
gives me just one worldview.
Because babel itself does not know the complete topology.
More precisely, every Babel node knows which are its neighbours. It
cannot distinguish between a second order and a third order neighbour --
Juliusz Chroboczek juliusz.chroboc...@pps.jussieu.fr writes:
Because babel itself does not know the complete topology.
What I have considered doing at some point (when we get around to
rewriting BabelDraw) would be to have the controller simultaneously
connected to multiple Babel nodes, and
Could the controller build up the topology via route request messages
(section 3.4.10 of the rfc) unicast with a prefix of 0, instead?
In principle, it could. But consider what I say in Section 3 of the draft:
A Babel packet MUST be silently ignored unless [...] its source port
is the
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