BGP users of 0.99 are strongly encouraged to upgrade to 0.99.5, due to an
important fix for an AS-Path loop-checking regression, or even a CVS snapshot,
to assist in testing. OSPF 0.99-CVS is believed to be stable at this point.
PR: ports/104371
Submitted by: maintainer (Boris Kovalenko)
- Fix build on 4.11 by sem@ (files/patch-lib-buffer.c
files/patch-ospfd-ospfd.h
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Some known problems outstanding:
- bgpd: prefix counts can get a bit screwy after clears/resets
this is mostly cosmetic *unless* you use max-prefix counts.
- bgpd: There is a memory leak if 'set community' is used in
route-maps. This is present in 0.98 too. See bugzilla #89.
- ospfd: 'default-originate always' loses the 'always' qualifier.
Some regressions fixed in 0.99.3:
- bgpd: workqueues were too conservative and could backlog under load
(e.g. continual session up then reset), eventually leading to OOM.
- ospfd: crash on startup (and only startup) if redistribute was
enabled fixed.
- bgpd: SEGV in bgp_aspath.c fixed.
- bgpd: memory leak in bgp_aspath.c fixed
- ospfd: oversize LSA support was not functional, fixed.
- ospfd: leak of connected struct fixed
- ospfd: NSM problems fixed, see bug #234
- vtysh: integrated config file reading should work again.
- zserv: flags above 32bits should make it across to daemons now
(affecting Solaris and IFF_NOXMIT and IFF_VIRTUAL)
- ripd: MD5 auth verification fixed.
The full changelog is available at:
http://www.quagga.net/download/quagga-0.99.3.changelog.txt
PR: ports/92524
Submitted by: Boris Kovalenko <boris@tagnet.ru> (maintainer)
and an additional directory.
Use the PLIST_SUB mechanism to achieve this rather than rewriting the entire
pkg-plist; if more sweeping additions are required we can do this later. The
smoke-and-mirrors going on here mean that we have to keep Makefile.inc around
in the WRKDIR until the install step, so that the pkg-plist can be substituted.
Keep the pkg-plist sort -r'd to avoid churn on future changes.
Noticed by: kris
fixes many bugs in Zebra and adds several new features including support
for OSPFAPI, allowing developers to build powerful applications on top
of the OSPF routing protocol.
Submitted by: fuzzball@ipv6peer.net
