A new *incompatible* version of Babels is available. It is incompatible
because we have changed the Source Specific Update TLV's format.
Matthieu, I cannot find the Source Omitted field any longer. Did you
remove it?
-- Juliusz
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Matthieu, I cannot find the Source Omitted field any longer. Did you
remove it?
Yes, it's not a mistake. The Idea is that you will sort your TLVs by
lexicographic (dst, src) in a Babel packet.
Usually, the source prefix will not begin the same than the destination
prefix cached:
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Suppose my network has prefixes 2001:bad:c0ff:ee::/64 and 2001:0dd:f00d:1/64.
Then I'll see:
1. 64 routes towards both prefixes, typically /128;
2. default routes from both /64.
If I place the source-specific after the right /128, I can compress the
source prefix.
so you earn 14 bytes
If I place the source-specific after the right /128, I can compress the
source prefix.
so you earn 14 bytes in one packet... (?)
Hmm... you may have a point.
Ok, I'm now convinced you're right.
I haven't looked at the latest version of your code yet, but if the packet
parser is not too
Dear all,
A new *incompatible* version of Babels is available. It is incompatible because
we have changed the Source Specific Update TLV's format.
The source-sensitive branch of my public repositories has been forced-updated.
All branches are rebased on the 1.5.1 version. Please update all
A new *incompatible* version of Babels is available. It is incompatible
because we have changed the Source Specific Update TLV's format.
Note that we've not frozen the packet format yet -- we reserve the right
to break your routers again, just to be annoying. However, we've started
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