History log of /openbsd/sys/net/if.h (Results 51 – 75 of 217)
Revision Date Author Comments
# f2a0e423 11-Sep-2015 stsp <stsp@openbsd.org>

Make room for media types of the future. Extend the ifmedia word to 64 bits.
This changes numbers of the SIOCSIFMEDIA and SIOCGIFMEDIA ioctls and
grows struct ifmediareq.

Old ifconfig and dhclient b

Make room for media types of the future. Extend the ifmedia word to 64 bits.
This changes numbers of the SIOCSIFMEDIA and SIOCGIFMEDIA ioctls and
grows struct ifmediareq.

Old ifconfig and dhclient binaries can still assign addresses, however
the 'media' subcommand stops working. Recompiling ifconfig and dhclient
with new headers before a reboot should not be necessary unless in very
special circumstances where non-default media settings must be used to
get link and console access is not available.

There may be some MD fallout but that will be cleared up later.

ok deraadt miod
with help and suggestions from several sharks attending l2k15

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# 1fce3e48 09-Sep-2015 dlg <dlg@openbsd.org>

introduce reference counts for interfaces (ie, struct ifnet *ifp).

if_get can get a reference to an ifp, but it never releases that
reference. this provides an if_put function that can be used to
de

introduce reference counts for interfaces (ie, struct ifnet *ifp).

if_get can get a reference to an ifp, but it never releases that
reference. this provides an if_put function that can be used to
decrement the refcount.

we cannot come up with a scheme for letting the network stack run on
one (or many) cpus while ioctls are pulling interfaces down on another
cpu without refcounts for the interfaces.

if_put is going in now so we can go through the stack and put the
necessary calls to it in, and then we'll backfill this implementation
to actually check the refcounts when the interface detaches.

ok mpi@ mikeb@ claudio@

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# 07577b53 30-Aug-2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Use a global table for domains instead of building a list at run time.

As a side effect there's no need to run if_attachdomain() after the
list of domains has been built.

ok claudio@, reyk@


# ba413839 07-Jun-2015 jsg <jsg@openbsd.org>

Introduce unhandled_af() for cases where code conditionally does
something based on an address family and later assumes one of the paths
was taken. This was initially just calls to panic until guent

Introduce unhandled_af() for cases where code conditionally does
something based on an address family and later assumes one of the paths
was taken. This was initially just calls to panic until guenther
suggested a function to reduce the amount of strings needed.

This reduces the amount of noise with static analysers and acts
as a sanity check.

ok guenther@ bluhm@

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# f7458092 18-May-2015 reyk <reyk@openbsd.org>

Move the rdomain from struct ifnet into struct if_data. This way it
will be exported to userland with the existing sysctl, getifaddrs()
and routing socket (if_msghdr.ifm_data) interfaces that expose

Move the rdomain from struct ifnet into struct if_data. This way it
will be exported to userland with the existing sysctl, getifaddrs()
and routing socket (if_msghdr.ifm_data) interfaces that expose
if_data. All programs and daemons - Apps - that call the
SIOCGIFRDOMAIN ioctl in a getifaddrs() loop or after receiving an
interface message on the routing socket can now remove the pointless
additional ioctl. In base, that could be: dhclient, isakmpd, dhcpd,
dhcrelay, ntpd, ospfd, ripd, ifconfig.

No ABI breakage because it uses a previously unused pad field in if_data.

OK mpi@ deraadt@

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# f074e7d4 10-Apr-2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Run detach hook and similar before cleaning up any other resource when
an interface is destroyed/removed. This way we can ensure pseudo-driver
changes done after attaching an interface are undone be

Run detach hook and similar before cleaning up any other resource when
an interface is destroyed/removed. This way we can ensure pseudo-driver
changes done after attaching an interface are undone before detaching it.

Note: it is safe to call if_deactivate() multiple times as the interface
should not have any attached pseudo-interface after the first call.

ok deraadt@, dlg@

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# ff2a9cfc 18-Mar-2015 dlg <dlg@openbsd.org>

remove the congestion handling from struct ifqueue.

its only used for the ip and ip6 network stack input queues, so it
seems unfair that every instance of ifqueue has to carry a pointer
around for t

remove the congestion handling from struct ifqueue.

its only used for the ip and ip6 network stack input queues, so it
seems unfair that every instance of ifqueue has to carry a pointer
around for this specific use case.

this moves the congestion marker to a kernel global. if we detect
that we're congested, we assume the whole system is busy and punish
all input queues.

marking a system as congested is done by setting the global to the
current value of ticks. as the system moves away from that value,
it moves away from being congested until the comparison fails.

written at s2k15
ok henning@ beck@ bluhm@ claudio@

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# cd0ed4ce 08-Feb-2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Introduce if_input() a function to pass packets dequeued from a
recieving ring to the stack.

if_input() is at the moment a drop-in replacement for ether_input_mbuf()
but will let us stack pseudo-dri

Introduce if_input() a function to pass packets dequeued from a
recieving ring to the stack.

if_input() is at the moment a drop-in replacement for ether_input_mbuf()
but will let us stack pseudo-driver in a nice way in order to no longer
call ether_input() recursively.

ok pelikan@, reyk@, blambert@, henning@

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# 3298ff1c 06-Jan-2015 stsp <stsp@openbsd.org>

Remove the NOINET6 interface flag, a left-over from the times when IPv6
was enabled by default. Add AFATTACH/AFDETACH ioctls which enable/disable
an address family for an interface (currently used fo

Remove the NOINET6 interface flag, a left-over from the times when IPv6
was enabled by default. Add AFATTACH/AFDETACH ioctls which enable/disable
an address family for an interface (currently used for IPv6 only).

New kernel needs new ifconfig for IPv6 configuration (address assignment
still works with old ifconfig making this easy to cross over).

Committing on behalf of henning@ who is currently lebensmittelvergiftet.
ok stsp, benno, mpi

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# 0deb6685 05-Dec-2014 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Explicitly include <net/if_var.h> instead of pulling it in <net/if.h>.

ok mikeb@, krw@, bluhm@, tedu@


# fa1a55ef 14-Jul-2014 dlg <dlg@openbsd.org>

now that receive ring accounting has been pulled out of the mbuf layer,
we can pull the space the mbuf layer used to do per interface accounting
out of struct if_data.

saves a hundredish bytes on ev

now that receive ring accounting has been pulled out of the mbuf layer,
we can pull the space the mbuf layer used to do per interface accounting
out of struct if_data.

saves a hundredish bytes on every interface.

ok deraadt@ claudio@

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# 2a4a63f1 11-Jul-2014 henning <henning@openbsd.org>

introduce the IFXF_AUTOCONF6 interface flag which controls wether we
accept rtadvs on that interface. the global net.inet6.ip6.accept_rtadv
sysctl just doesn't cut it, even tho the spec wants that -

introduce the IFXF_AUTOCONF6 interface flag which controls wether we
accept rtadvs on that interface. the global net.inet6.ip6.accept_rtadv
sysctl just doesn't cut it, even tho the spec wants that - but in their
little absurd world, a host just has one interface by definition anyway...
the sysctlgoes away.
lots of head scratching, brain cell elemination etc from bluhm benno stsp
florian, excitement from simon and todd, ok bluhm stsp benno florian

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# 6f6698aa 08-Jul-2014 dlg <dlg@openbsd.org>

introduce the if_rxr api. it is intended to pull the rx ring accounting
out of the mbuf layer, and break the assumption that an interface will
only have a single ring per mbuf cluster size.

mpi@ is

introduce the if_rxr api. it is intended to pull the rx ring accounting
out of the mbuf layer, and break the assumption that an interface will
only have a single ring per mbuf cluster size.

mpi@ is ok with moving this forward

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# 7893a1c8 13-Jun-2014 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Instead of updating all the cluster allocation water marks of all the
interfaces when the kernel is livelocked, only do it for the current
pool and defer the other updates.

This allow us to get rid

Instead of updating all the cluster allocation water marks of all the
interfaces when the kernel is livelocked, only do it for the current
pool and defer the other updates.

This allow us to get rid of an interface list iteration in a critical
path.

Ridding the libc crank since this change introduce an ABI break.

ok claudio@

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# 8992daf0 21-Nov-2013 mikeb <mikeb@openbsd.org>

split kernel parts of the if.h into a separate header file if_var.h
which allows us to modify ifnet structure in a relatively safe way;
discussed with deraadt, ok mpi


# 28215296 09-Nov-2013 dlg <dlg@openbsd.org>

ticks is compared against mcl_grown to see if time has elapsed since
the rx ring was last allowed to grow and then assigned to it. it
is erroneous to do this because mcl_grown is a u_int and ticks is

ticks is compared against mcl_grown to see if time has elapsed since
the rx ring was last allowed to grow and then assigned to it. it
is erroneous to do this because mcl_grown is a u_int and ticks is an
int.

this makes mcl_grown an int, and follows the idiom in kern_timeout.c
of going "thing - ticks < diff", which better copes with ticks
wrapping around and being used to calculate relative intervals.

ok pirofti@ guenther@

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# b2d39e37 01-Nov-2013 pelikan <pelikan@openbsd.org>

keep net/hfsc.h away from userspace, except in pfctl

tested by naddy, ok deraadt


# 6a13ab64 21-Oct-2013 benno <benno@openbsd.org>

nuke comment. How soon is now?
"do it" deraadt@


# 34f93747 19-Oct-2013 reyk <reyk@openbsd.org>

Bring back the if_detachhook. We're going to have more users now.

ok mpi@ henning@ benno@


# d72e8ec4 13-Oct-2013 reyk <reyk@openbsd.org>

Import vxlan(4), the virtual extensible local area network tunnel
interface. VXLAN is a UDP-based tunnelling protocol for overlaying
virtualized layer 2 networks over layer 3 networks. The implement

Import vxlan(4), the virtual extensible local area network tunnel
interface. VXLAN is a UDP-based tunnelling protocol for overlaying
virtualized layer 2 networks over layer 3 networks. The implementation
is based on draft-mahalingam-dutt-dcops-vxlan-04 and has been tested
with other implementations in the wild.

put it in deraadt@

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# 65683941 12-Oct-2013 henning <henning@openbsd.org>

new bandwidth shaping subsystem, kernel side
uses hfsc behind the scenes; altq stays in parallel for a migration phase.
if.h even more messy for the transition, but eventuelly it should become
readab

new bandwidth shaping subsystem, kernel side
uses hfsc behind the scenes; altq stays in parallel for a migration phase.
if.h even more messy for the transition, but eventuelly it should become
readable...
looked over & tested by many, ok phessler sthen

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# a5f352fa 17-Sep-2013 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Change vlan(4) detach procedure to not use a hook but a list of vlans
on the parent interface. This is similar to what bridge(4), trunk(4)
or carp(4) are doing and allows us to get rid of the detach

Change vlan(4) detach procedure to not use a hook but a list of vlans
on the parent interface. This is similar to what bridge(4), trunk(4)
or carp(4) are doing and allows us to get rid of the detachhook.

ok reyk@, mikeb@

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# 25314f7c 28-Aug-2013 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Remove unused argument from *rtrequest()

ok krw@, mikeb@


# 919823cc 20-Jun-2013 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Revert previous and unbreak asr, the new include should be protected.

Reported by naddy@


# ef3d57c9 20-Jun-2013 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org>

Allocate the various hook head descriptors as part of the ifnet
structure rather than doing various M_WAITOK allocations during
the *attach() functions, we always rely on them anyway.

ok mikeb@, ueb

Allocate the various hook head descriptors as part of the ifnet
structure rather than doing various M_WAITOK allocations during
the *attach() functions, we always rely on them anyway.

ok mikeb@, uebayasi@

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