freebsd-ports/net-mgmt/lldpd/files
Jason Unovitch c739808f3c net-mgmt/lldpd: update 0.9.2 -> 0.9.4
- Fix lldpd(8) in post-patch to show correct lldpd config file/directory path.
- Apply extra patches taken from upstream right after 0.9.4 was released:
* Fix build issues with 9.3's older cpp not supporting mutiple files as input.
  (likely Tier 2 archs with GCC 4.2 too)
* Fix a regression which was caused by importing/adding support for new
  OpenBSD ifmediareq changes* and the use of typeof in 0.9.4

lldpd (0.9.3)
* Do not rely on support of constructors for liblldpctl.
* Always log to stderr (even in addition to syslog).
* `lldpcli watch` accepts a limit on the number of received events.
* `lldpcli -f {xml,json} watch` should work now.
* Consider `veth` interfaces as physical interfaces.

lldpd (0.9.4)
* Make lldpd accepts a `-p` option to specify the PID file.
* Ability to change multicast MAC address to two additional values to reach
  customer bridges.
* lldpcli will now display chassis TTL when detailed view is enabled.
* Fix setting of local value for port ID.
* Fix compilation with BSD make.
* Ensure lldpcli returns an error code on invalid commands.

PR:		210390
Submitted by:	Mathieu Simon <freebsd@simweb.ch> (maintainer)
2016-06-25 23:47:22 +00:00
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lldpd.in
patch-configure.ac
patch-src_daemon_interfaces-bsd.c
patch-src_lib_Makefile.in
README.bsd

# Permissions

A normal user has to be member of the _lldpd group in order to run lldpcli.

## Notes on lldpd_flags

Though lldpd_flags is not required to launch lldpd, remember that without 
a specified "-I" option lldpd will be listening on _all_ physical interfaces.

Short examples:

  * Listen only on em0 and enable CDP:
	lldpd_flags="-I em0 -c"
  * Listen on all interfaces, except em0:
	lldpd_flags="-I *,!em0"

A whitelisted interface beats a blacklisted interface which beats a simple
matched interface. See lldpd(8), which contains the complete documentation.

## Compatibility

This port should work equally well on both FreeBSD and DragonFly BSD, though
the later might be a bit less regularly tested.

-- Mathieu Simon <freebsd@simweb.ch>, Tue, 06 Oct 2015 13:20:00 +02:00