/openbsd/sys/net/ |
H A D | route.h | 8c023157 Thu Jan 08 14:29:18 GMT 2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org> Factorize various duplicated chunks of (old and horrible) code, checking for the validity of a given outgoing route entry into a single function.
This change is inspired from FreeBSD r111767. The function introduced here, rt_checkgate(), should hopefully die in a near future. Why should it die? Well, it is way too late to do such validity checks: if your kernel can ends up in ether_output() with an invalid route, please do not let it try to find a new one that might do the job.
Go read this function if you're wondering why you're getting messages like:
"arpresolve: X.X.X.X: route without link local address"
Since this horrible logic has survived 20 years of copy & past and small modifications for workarounds without a single clear commit message, let's assume it is full of dragons and try to play safe. This factorization is not intended to change any behavior.
With much inputs from bluhm@, tested by weerd@ and florian@ on setups with p2p IPv6 interfaces.
ok bluhm@, benno@, florian@
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H A D | if_ethersubr.c | 8c023157 Thu Jan 08 14:29:18 GMT 2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org> Factorize various duplicated chunks of (old and horrible) code, checking for the validity of a given outgoing route entry into a single function.
This change is inspired from FreeBSD r111767. The function introduced here, rt_checkgate(), should hopefully die in a near future. Why should it die? Well, it is way too late to do such validity checks: if your kernel can ends up in ether_output() with an invalid route, please do not let it try to find a new one that might do the job.
Go read this function if you're wondering why you're getting messages like:
"arpresolve: X.X.X.X: route without link local address"
Since this horrible logic has survived 20 years of copy & past and small modifications for workarounds without a single clear commit message, let's assume it is full of dragons and try to play safe. This factorization is not intended to change any behavior.
With much inputs from bluhm@, tested by weerd@ and florian@ on setups with p2p IPv6 interfaces.
ok bluhm@, benno@, florian@
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H A D | route.c | 8c023157 Thu Jan 08 14:29:18 GMT 2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org> Factorize various duplicated chunks of (old and horrible) code, checking for the validity of a given outgoing route entry into a single function.
This change is inspired from FreeBSD r111767. The function introduced here, rt_checkgate(), should hopefully die in a near future. Why should it die? Well, it is way too late to do such validity checks: if your kernel can ends up in ether_output() with an invalid route, please do not let it try to find a new one that might do the job.
Go read this function if you're wondering why you're getting messages like:
"arpresolve: X.X.X.X: route without link local address"
Since this horrible logic has survived 20 years of copy & past and small modifications for workarounds without a single clear commit message, let's assume it is full of dragons and try to play safe. This factorization is not intended to change any behavior.
With much inputs from bluhm@, tested by weerd@ and florian@ on setups with p2p IPv6 interfaces.
ok bluhm@, benno@, florian@
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/openbsd/sys/netinet/ |
H A D | if_ether.c | 8c023157 Thu Jan 08 14:29:18 GMT 2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org> Factorize various duplicated chunks of (old and horrible) code, checking for the validity of a given outgoing route entry into a single function.
This change is inspired from FreeBSD r111767. The function introduced here, rt_checkgate(), should hopefully die in a near future. Why should it die? Well, it is way too late to do such validity checks: if your kernel can ends up in ether_output() with an invalid route, please do not let it try to find a new one that might do the job.
Go read this function if you're wondering why you're getting messages like:
"arpresolve: X.X.X.X: route without link local address"
Since this horrible logic has survived 20 years of copy & past and small modifications for workarounds without a single clear commit message, let's assume it is full of dragons and try to play safe. This factorization is not intended to change any behavior.
With much inputs from bluhm@, tested by weerd@ and florian@ on setups with p2p IPv6 interfaces.
ok bluhm@, benno@, florian@
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/openbsd/sys/netinet6/ |
H A D | nd6.c | 8c023157 Thu Jan 08 14:29:18 GMT 2015 mpi <mpi@openbsd.org> Factorize various duplicated chunks of (old and horrible) code, checking for the validity of a given outgoing route entry into a single function.
This change is inspired from FreeBSD r111767. The function introduced here, rt_checkgate(), should hopefully die in a near future. Why should it die? Well, it is way too late to do such validity checks: if your kernel can ends up in ether_output() with an invalid route, please do not let it try to find a new one that might do the job.
Go read this function if you're wondering why you're getting messages like:
"arpresolve: X.X.X.X: route without link local address"
Since this horrible logic has survived 20 years of copy & past and small modifications for workarounds without a single clear commit message, let's assume it is full of dragons and try to play safe. This factorization is not intended to change any behavior.
With much inputs from bluhm@, tested by weerd@ and florian@ on setups with p2p IPv6 interfaces.
ok bluhm@, benno@, florian@
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