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/*
* BIRD -- Protocols
*
* (c) 1998--2000 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
*
* Can be freely distributed and used under the terms of the GNU GPL.
*/
#undef LOCAL_DEBUG
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#include "nest/bird.h"
#include "nest/protocol.h"
#include "lib/resource.h"
#include "lib/lists.h"
#include "lib/event.h"
#include "lib/string.h"
#include "conf/conf.h"
#include "nest/route.h"
#include "nest/iface.h"
#include "nest/cli.h"
#include "filter/filter.h"
pool *proto_pool;
static list protocol_list;
static list proto_list;
#define PD(pr, msg, args...) do { if (pr->debug & D_STATES) { log(L_TRACE "%s: " msg, pr->name , ## args); } } while(0)
list active_proto_list;
static list inactive_proto_list;
static list initial_proto_list;
static list flush_proto_list;
static struct proto *initial_device_proto;
static event *proto_flush_event;
static timer *proto_shutdown_timer;
static timer *gr_wait_timer;
#define GRS_NONE 0
#define GRS_INIT 1
#define GRS_ACTIVE 2
#define GRS_DONE 3
static int graceful_restart_state;
static u32 graceful_restart_locks;
static char *p_states[] = { "DOWN", "START", "UP", "STOP" };
static char *c_states[] = { "HUNGRY", "???", "HAPPY", "FLUSHING" };
static void proto_flush_loop(void *);
static void proto_shutdown_loop(struct timer *);
static void proto_rethink_goal(struct proto *p);
static void proto_want_export_up(struct proto *p);
static void proto_fell_down(struct proto *p);
static char *proto_state_name(struct proto *p);
static void
proto_relink(struct proto *p)
{
list *l = NULL;
switch (p->core_state)
{
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case FS_HUNGRY:
l = &inactive_proto_list;
break;
case FS_HAPPY:
l = &active_proto_list;
break;
case FS_FLUSHING:
l = &flush_proto_list;
break;
default:
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ASSERT(0);
}
rem_node(&p->n);
add_tail(l, &p->n);
}
static void
proto_log_state_change(struct proto *p)
{
if (p->debug & D_STATES)
{
char *name = proto_state_name(p);
if (name != p->last_state_name_announced)
{
p->last_state_name_announced = name;
PD(p, "State changed to %s", proto_state_name(p));
}
}
else
p->last_state_name_announced = NULL;
}
/**
* proto_new - create a new protocol instance
* @c: protocol configuration
* @size: size of protocol data structure (each protocol instance is represented by
* a structure starting with generic part [struct &proto] and continued
* with data specific to the protocol)
*
* When a new configuration has been read in, the core code starts
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* initializing all the protocol instances configured by calling their
* init() hooks with the corresponding instance configuration. The initialization
* code of the protocol is expected to create a new instance according to the
* configuration by calling this function and then modifying the default settings
* to values wanted by the protocol.
*/
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void *
proto_new(struct proto_config *c, unsigned size)
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{
struct protocol *pr = c->protocol;
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struct proto *p = mb_allocz(proto_pool, size);
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p->cf = c;
p->debug = c->debug;
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p->mrtdump = c->mrtdump;
p->name = c->name;
p->preference = c->preference;
p->disabled = c->disabled;
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p->proto = pr;
p->table = c->table->table;
p->hash_key = random_u32();
c->proto = p;
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return p;
}
static void
proto_init_instance(struct proto *p)
{
/* Here we cannot use p->cf->name since it won't survive reconfiguration */
p->pool = rp_new(proto_pool, p->proto->name);
p->attn = ev_new(p->pool);
p->attn->data = p;
if (graceful_restart_state == GRS_INIT)
p->gr_recovery = 1;
if (! p->proto->multitable)
rt_lock_table(p->table);
}
extern pool *rt_table_pool;
/**
* proto_add_announce_hook - connect protocol to a routing table
* @p: protocol instance
* @t: routing table to connect to
* @stats: per-table protocol statistics
*
* This function creates a connection between the protocol instance @p and the
* routing table @t, making the protocol hear all changes in the table.
*
* The announce hook is linked in the protocol ahook list. Announce hooks are
* allocated from the routing table resource pool and when protocol accepts
* routes also in the table ahook list. The are linked to the table ahook list
* and unlinked from it depending on export_state (in proto_want_export_up() and
* proto_want_export_down()) and they are automatically freed after the protocol
* is flushed (in proto_fell_down()).
*
* Unless you want to listen to multiple routing tables (as the Pipe protocol
* does), you needn't to worry about this function since the connection to the
* protocol's primary routing table is initialized automatically by the core
* code.
*/
struct announce_hook *
proto_add_announce_hook(struct proto *p, struct rtable *t, struct proto_stats *stats)
{
struct announce_hook *h;
DBG("Connecting protocol %s to table %s\n", p->name, t->name);
PD(p, "Connected to table %s", t->name);
h = mb_allocz(rt_table_pool, sizeof(struct announce_hook));
h->table = t;
h->proto = p;
h->stats = stats;
h->next = p->ahooks;
p->ahooks = h;
if (p->rt_notify && (p->export_state != ES_DOWN))
add_tail(&t->hooks, &h->n);
return h;
}
/**
* proto_find_announce_hook - find announce hooks
* @p: protocol instance
* @t: routing table
*
* Returns pointer to announce hook or NULL
*/
struct announce_hook *
proto_find_announce_hook(struct proto *p, struct rtable *t)
{
struct announce_hook *a;
for (a = p->ahooks; a; a = a->next)
if (a->table == t)
return a;
return NULL;
}
static void
proto_link_ahooks(struct proto *p)
{
struct announce_hook *h;
if (p->rt_notify)
for(h=p->ahooks; h; h=h->next)
add_tail(&h->table->hooks, &h->n);
}
static void
proto_unlink_ahooks(struct proto *p)
{
struct announce_hook *h;
if (p->rt_notify)
for(h=p->ahooks; h; h=h->next)
rem_node(&h->n);
}
static void
proto_free_ahooks(struct proto *p)
{
struct announce_hook *h, *hn;
for(h = p->ahooks; h; h = hn)
{
hn = h->next;
mb_free(h);
}
p->ahooks = NULL;
p->main_ahook = NULL;
}
/**
* proto_config_new - create a new protocol configuration
* @pr: protocol the configuration will belong to
* @class: SYM_PROTO or SYM_TEMPLATE
*
* Whenever the configuration file says that a new instance
* of a routing protocol should be created, the parser calls
* proto_config_new() to create a configuration entry for this
* instance (a structure staring with the &proto_config header
* containing all the generic items followed by protocol-specific
* ones). Also, the configuration entry gets added to the list
* of protocol instances kept in the configuration.
*
* The function is also used to create protocol templates (when class
* SYM_TEMPLATE is specified), the only difference is that templates
* are not added to the list of protocol instances and therefore not
* initialized during protos_commit()).
*/
void *
proto_config_new(struct protocol *pr, int class)
{
struct proto_config *c = cfg_allocz(pr->config_size);
if (class == SYM_PROTO)
add_tail(&new_config->protos, &c->n);
c->global = new_config;
c->protocol = pr;
c->name = pr->name;
c->preference = pr->preference;
c->class = class;
c->out_filter = FILTER_REJECT;
c->table = c->global->master_rtc;
c->debug = new_config->proto_default_debug;
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c->mrtdump = new_config->proto_default_mrtdump;
return c;
}
/**
* proto_copy_config - copy a protocol configuration
* @dest: destination protocol configuration
* @src: source protocol configuration
*
* Whenever a new instance of a routing protocol is created from the
* template, proto_copy_config() is called to copy a content of
* the source protocol configuration to the new protocol configuration.
* Name, class and a node in protos list of @dest are kept intact.
* copy_config() protocol hook is used to copy protocol-specific data.
*/
void
proto_copy_config(struct proto_config *dest, struct proto_config *src)
{
node old_node;
int old_class;
char *old_name;
if (dest->protocol != src->protocol)
cf_error("Can't copy configuration from a different protocol type");
if (dest->protocol->copy_config == NULL)
cf_error("Inheriting configuration for %s is not supported", src->protocol->name);
DBG("Copying configuration from %s to %s\n", src->name, dest->name);
/*
* Copy struct proto_config here. Keep original node, class and name.
* protocol-specific config copy is handled by protocol copy_config() hook
*/
old_node = dest->n;
old_class = dest->class;
old_name = dest->name;
memcpy(dest, src, sizeof(struct proto_config));
dest->n = old_node;
dest->class = old_class;
dest->name = old_name;
dest->protocol->copy_config(dest, src);
}
/**
* protos_preconfig - pre-configuration processing
* @c: new configuration
*
* This function calls the preconfig() hooks of all routing
* protocols available to prepare them for reading of the new
* configuration.
*/
void
protos_preconfig(struct config *c)
{
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struct protocol *p;
init_list(&c->protos);
DBG("Protocol preconfig:");
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WALK_LIST(p, protocol_list)
{
DBG(" %s", p->name);
p->name_counter = 0;
if (p->preconfig)
p->preconfig(p, c);
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}
DBG("\n");
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}
/**
* protos_postconfig - post-configuration processing
* @c: new configuration
*
* This function calls the postconfig() hooks of all protocol
* instances specified in configuration @c. The hooks are not
* called for protocol templates.
*/
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void
protos_postconfig(struct config *c)
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{
struct proto_config *x;
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struct protocol *p;
DBG("Protocol postconfig:");
WALK_LIST(x, c->protos)
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{
DBG(" %s", x->name);
p = x->protocol;
if (p->postconfig)
p->postconfig(x);
}
DBG("\n");
}
extern struct protocol proto_unix_iface;
static struct proto *
proto_init(struct proto_config *c)
{
struct protocol *p = c->protocol;
struct proto *q = p->init(c);
q->proto_state = PS_DOWN;
q->core_state = FS_HUNGRY;
q->export_state = ES_DOWN;
q->last_state_change = now;
Basic VRF support Add basic VRF (virtual routing and forwarding) support. Protocols can be associated with VRFs, such protocols will be restricted to interfaces assigned to the VRF (as reported by Linux kernel) and will use sockets bound to the VRF. E.g., different multihop BGP instances can use diffent kernel routing tables to handle BGP TCP connections. The VRF support is preliminary, currently there are several limitations: - Recent Linux kernels (4.11) do not handle correctly sockets bound to interaces that are part of VRF, so most protocols other than multihop BGP do not work. This will be fixed by future kernel versions. - Neighbor cache ignores VRFs. Breaks config with the same prefix on local interfaces in different VRFs. Not much problem as single hop protocols do not work anyways. - Olock code ignores VRFs. Breaks config with multiple BGP peers with the same IP address in different VRFs. - Incoming BGP connections are not dispatched according to VRFs. Breaks config with multiple BGP peers with the same IP address in different VRFs. Perhaps we would need some kernel API to read VRF of incoming connection? Or probably use multiple listening sockets in int-new branch. - We should handle master VRF interface up/down events and perhaps disable associated protocols when VRF goes down. Or at least disable associated interfaces. - Also we should check if the master iface is really VRF iface and not some other kind of master iface. - BFD session request dispatch should be aware of VRFs. - Perhaps kernel protocol should read default kernel table ID from VRF iface so it is not necessary to configure it. - Perhaps we should have per-VRF default table.
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q->vrf = c->vrf;
add_tail(&initial_proto_list, &q->n);
if (p == &proto_unix_iface)
initial_device_proto = q;
add_tail(&proto_list, &q->glob_node);
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PD(q, "Initializing%s", q->disabled ? " [disabled]" : "");
return q;
}
int proto_reconfig_type; /* Hack to propagate type info to pipe reconfigure hook */
static int
proto_reconfigure(struct proto *p, struct proto_config *oc, struct proto_config *nc, int type)
{
/* If the protocol is DOWN, we just restart it */
if (p->proto_state == PS_DOWN)
return 0;
/* If there is a too big change in core attributes, ... */
if ((nc->protocol != oc->protocol) ||
(nc->disabled != p->disabled) ||
Basic VRF support Add basic VRF (virtual routing and forwarding) support. Protocols can be associated with VRFs, such protocols will be restricted to interfaces assigned to the VRF (as reported by Linux kernel) and will use sockets bound to the VRF. E.g., different multihop BGP instances can use diffent kernel routing tables to handle BGP TCP connections. The VRF support is preliminary, currently there are several limitations: - Recent Linux kernels (4.11) do not handle correctly sockets bound to interaces that are part of VRF, so most protocols other than multihop BGP do not work. This will be fixed by future kernel versions. - Neighbor cache ignores VRFs. Breaks config with the same prefix on local interfaces in different VRFs. Not much problem as single hop protocols do not work anyways. - Olock code ignores VRFs. Breaks config with multiple BGP peers with the same IP address in different VRFs. - Incoming BGP connections are not dispatched according to VRFs. Breaks config with multiple BGP peers with the same IP address in different VRFs. Perhaps we would need some kernel API to read VRF of incoming connection? Or probably use multiple listening sockets in int-new branch. - We should handle master VRF interface up/down events and perhaps disable associated protocols when VRF goes down. Or at least disable associated interfaces. - Also we should check if the master iface is really VRF iface and not some other kind of master iface. - BFD session request dispatch should be aware of VRFs. - Perhaps kernel protocol should read default kernel table ID from VRF iface so it is not necessary to configure it. - Perhaps we should have per-VRF default table.
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(nc->vrf != oc->vrf) ||
(nc->table->table != oc->table->table))
return 0;
p->debug = nc->debug;
p->mrtdump = nc->mrtdump;
proto_reconfig_type = type;
/* Execute protocol specific reconfigure hook */
if (! (p->proto->reconfigure && p->proto->reconfigure(p, nc)))
return 0;
DBG("\t%s: same\n", oc->name);
PD(p, "Reconfigured");
p->cf = nc;
p->name = nc->name;
p->preference = nc->preference;
/* Multitable protocols handle rest in their reconfigure hooks */
if (p->proto->multitable)
return 1;
/* Update filters and limits in the main announce hook
Note that this also resets limit state */
if (p->main_ahook)
{
struct announce_hook *ah = p->main_ahook;
ah->in_filter = nc->in_filter;
ah->out_filter = nc->out_filter;
ah->rx_limit = nc->rx_limit;
ah->in_limit = nc->in_limit;
ah->out_limit = nc->out_limit;
ah->in_keep_filtered = nc->in_keep_filtered;
proto_verify_limits(ah);
}
/* Update routes when filters changed. If the protocol in not UP,
it has no routes and we can ignore such changes */
if ((p->proto_state != PS_UP) || (type == RECONFIG_SOFT))
return 1;
int import_changed = ! filter_same(nc->in_filter, oc->in_filter);
int export_changed = ! filter_same(nc->out_filter, oc->out_filter);
/* We treat a change in preferences by reimporting routes */
if (nc->preference != oc->preference)
import_changed = 1;
if (import_changed || export_changed)
log(L_INFO "Reloading protocol %s", p->name);
/* If import filter changed, call reload hook */
if (import_changed && ! (p->reload_routes && p->reload_routes(p)))
{
/* Now, the protocol is reconfigured. But route reload failed
and we have to do regular protocol restart. */
log(L_INFO "Restarting protocol %s", p->name);
p->disabled = 1;
p->down_code = PDC_CF_RESTART;
proto_rethink_goal(p);
p->disabled = 0;
proto_rethink_goal(p);
return 1;
}
if (export_changed)
proto_request_feeding(p);
return 1;
}
/**
* protos_commit - commit new protocol configuration
* @new: new configuration
* @old: old configuration or %NULL if it's boot time config
* @force_reconfig: force restart of all protocols (used for example
* when the router ID changes)
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* @type: type of reconfiguration (RECONFIG_SOFT or RECONFIG_HARD)
*
* Scan differences between @old and @new configuration and adjust all
* protocol instances to conform to the new configuration.
*
* When a protocol exists in the new configuration, but it doesn't in the
* original one, it's immediately started. When a collision with the other
* running protocol would arise, the new protocol will be temporarily stopped
* by the locking mechanism.
*
* When a protocol exists in the old configuration, but it doesn't in the
* new one, it's shut down and deleted after the shutdown completes.
*
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* When a protocol exists in both configurations, the core decides
* whether it's possible to reconfigure it dynamically - it checks all
* the core properties of the protocol (changes in filters are ignored
* if type is RECONFIG_SOFT) and if they match, it asks the
* reconfigure() hook of the protocol to see if the protocol is able
* to switch to the new configuration. If it isn't possible, the
* protocol is shut down and a new instance is started with the new
* configuration after the shutdown is completed.
*/
void
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protos_commit(struct config *new, struct config *old, int force_reconfig, int type)
{
struct proto_config *oc, *nc;
struct proto *p, *n;
struct symbol *sym;
DBG("protos_commit:\n");
if (old)
{
WALK_LIST(oc, old->protos)
{
p = oc->proto;
sym = cf_find_symbol(new, oc->name);
if (sym && sym->class == SYM_PROTO && !new->shutdown)
{
/* Found match, let's check if we can smoothly switch to new configuration */
/* No need to check description */
nc = sym->def;
nc->proto = p;
/* We will try to reconfigure protocol p */
if (! force_reconfig && proto_reconfigure(p, oc, nc, type))
continue;
/* Unsuccessful, we will restart it */
if (!p->disabled && !nc->disabled)
log(L_INFO "Restarting protocol %s", p->name);
else if (p->disabled && !nc->disabled)
log(L_INFO "Enabling protocol %s", p->name);
else if (!p->disabled && nc->disabled)
log(L_INFO "Disabling protocol %s", p->name);
p->down_code = nc->disabled ? PDC_CF_DISABLE : PDC_CF_RESTART;
p->cf_new = nc;
}
else if (!new->shutdown)
{
log(L_INFO "Removing protocol %s", p->name);
p->down_code = PDC_CF_REMOVE;
p->cf_new = NULL;
}
else /* global shutdown */
{
p->down_code = PDC_CMD_SHUTDOWN;
p->cf_new = NULL;
}
p->reconfiguring = 1;
config_add_obstacle(old);
proto_rethink_goal(p);
}
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}
WALK_LIST(nc, new->protos)
if (!nc->proto)
{
if (old) /* Not a first-time configuration */
log(L_INFO "Adding protocol %s", nc->name);
proto_init(nc);
}
DBG("\tdone\n");
DBG("Protocol start\n");
/* Start device protocol first */
if (initial_device_proto)
{
proto_rethink_goal(initial_device_proto);
initial_device_proto = NULL;
}
/* Determine router ID for the first time - it has to be here and not in
global_commit() because it is postponed after start of device protocol */
if (!config->router_id)
{
config->router_id = if_choose_router_id(config->router_id_from, 0);
if (!config->router_id)
die("Cannot determine router ID, please configure it manually");
}
/* Start all other protocols */
WALK_LIST_DELSAFE(p, n, initial_proto_list)
proto_rethink_goal(p);
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}
static void
proto_rethink_goal(struct proto *p)
{
struct protocol *q;
byte goal;
if (p->reconfiguring && p->core_state == FS_HUNGRY && p->proto_state == PS_DOWN)
{
struct proto_config *nc = p->cf_new;
DBG("%s has shut down for reconfiguration\n", p->name);
p->cf->proto = NULL;
config_del_obstacle(p->cf->global);
rem_node(&p->n);
rem_node(&p->glob_node);
mb_free(p->message);
mb_free(p);
if (!nc)
return;
p = proto_init(nc);
}
/* Determine what state we want to reach */
if (p->disabled || p->reconfiguring)
goal = PS_DOWN;
else
goal = PS_UP;
q = p->proto;
if (goal == PS_UP) /* Going up */
{
if (p->proto_state == PS_DOWN && p->core_state == FS_HUNGRY)
{
DBG("Kicking %s up\n", p->name);
PD(p, "Starting");
proto_init_instance(p);
proto_notify_state(p, (q->start ? q->start(p) : PS_UP));
}
}
else /* Going down */
{
if (p->proto_state == PS_START || p->proto_state == PS_UP)
{
DBG("Kicking %s down\n", p->name);
PD(p, "Shutting down");
proto_notify_state(p, (q->shutdown ? q->shutdown(p) : PS_DOWN));
}
}
}
/**
* DOC: Graceful restart recovery
*
* Graceful restart of a router is a process when the routing plane (e.g. BIRD)
* restarts but both the forwarding plane (e.g kernel routing table) and routing
* neighbors keep proper routes, and therefore uninterrupted packet forwarding
* is maintained.
*
* BIRD implements graceful restart recovery by deferring export of routes to
* protocols until routing tables are refilled with the expected content. After
* start, protocols generate routes as usual, but routes are not propagated to
* them, until protocols report that they generated all routes. After that,
* graceful restart recovery is finished and the export (and the initial feed)
* to protocols is enabled.
*
* When graceful restart recovery need is detected during initialization, then
* enabled protocols are marked with @gr_recovery flag before start. Such
* protocols then decide how to proceed with graceful restart, participation is
* voluntary. Protocols could lock the recovery by proto_graceful_restart_lock()
* (stored in @gr_lock flag), which means that they want to postpone the end of
* the recovery until they converge and then unlock it. They also could set
* @gr_wait before advancing to %PS_UP, which means that the core should defer
* route export to that protocol until the end of the recovery. This should be
* done by protocols that expect their neigbors to keep the proper routes
* (kernel table, BGP sessions with BGP graceful restart capability).
*
* The graceful restart recovery is finished when either all graceful restart
* locks are unlocked or when graceful restart wait timer fires.
*
*/
static void graceful_restart_done(struct timer *t);
/**
* graceful_restart_recovery - request initial graceful restart recovery
*
* Called by the platform initialization code if the need for recovery
* after graceful restart is detected during boot. Have to be called
* before protos_commit().
*/
void
graceful_restart_recovery(void)
{
graceful_restart_state = GRS_INIT;
}
/**
* graceful_restart_init - initialize graceful restart
*
* When graceful restart recovery was requested, the function starts an active
* phase of the recovery and initializes graceful restart wait timer. The
* function have to be called after protos_commit().
*/
void
graceful_restart_init(void)
{
if (!graceful_restart_state)
return;
log(L_INFO "Graceful restart started");
if (!graceful_restart_locks)
{
graceful_restart_done(NULL);
return;
}
graceful_restart_state = GRS_ACTIVE;
gr_wait_timer = tm_new(proto_pool);
gr_wait_timer->hook = graceful_restart_done;
tm_start(gr_wait_timer, config->gr_wait);
}
/**
* graceful_restart_done - finalize graceful restart
* @t: unused
*
* When there are no locks on graceful restart, the functions finalizes the
* graceful restart recovery. Protocols postponing route export until the end of
* the recovery are awakened and the export to them is enabled. All other
* related state is cleared. The function is also called when the graceful
* restart wait timer fires (but there are still some locks).
*/
static void
graceful_restart_done(struct timer *t UNUSED)
{
struct proto *p;
node *n;
log(L_INFO "Graceful restart done");
graceful_restart_state = GRS_DONE;
WALK_LIST2(p, n, proto_list, glob_node)
{
if (!p->gr_recovery)
continue;
/* Resume postponed export of routes */
if ((p->proto_state == PS_UP) && p->gr_wait)
{
proto_want_export_up(p);
proto_log_state_change(p);
}
/* Cleanup */
p->gr_recovery = 0;
p->gr_wait = 0;
p->gr_lock = 0;
}
graceful_restart_locks = 0;
}
void
graceful_restart_show_status(void)
{
if (graceful_restart_state != GRS_ACTIVE)
return;
cli_msg(-24, "Graceful restart recovery in progress");
cli_msg(-24, " Waiting for %d protocols to recover", graceful_restart_locks);
cli_msg(-24, " Wait timer is %d/%d", tm_remains(gr_wait_timer), config->gr_wait);
}
/**
* proto_graceful_restart_lock - lock graceful restart by protocol
* @p: protocol instance
*
* This function allows a protocol to postpone the end of graceful restart
* recovery until it converges. The lock is removed when the protocol calls
* proto_graceful_restart_unlock() or when the protocol is stopped.
*
* The function have to be called during the initial phase of graceful restart
* recovery and only for protocols that are part of graceful restart (i.e. their
* @gr_recovery is set), which means it should be called from protocol start
* hooks.
*/
void
proto_graceful_restart_lock(struct proto *p)
{
ASSERT(graceful_restart_state == GRS_INIT);
ASSERT(p->gr_recovery);
if (p->gr_lock)
return;
p->gr_lock = 1;
graceful_restart_locks++;
}
/**
* proto_graceful_restart_unlock - unlock graceful restart by protocol
* @p: protocol instance
*
* This function unlocks a lock from proto_graceful_restart_lock(). It is also
* automatically called when the lock holding protocol went down.
*/
void
proto_graceful_restart_unlock(struct proto *p)
{
if (!p->gr_lock)
return;
p->gr_lock = 0;
graceful_restart_locks--;
if ((graceful_restart_state == GRS_ACTIVE) && !graceful_restart_locks)
tm_start(gr_wait_timer, 0);
}
/**
* protos_dump_all - dump status of all protocols
*
* This function dumps status of all existing protocol instances to the
* debug output. It involves printing of general status information
* such as protocol states, its position on the protocol lists
* and also calling of a dump() hook of the protocol to print
* the internals.
*/
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void
protos_dump_all(void)
{
struct proto *p;
struct announce_hook *a;
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debug("Protocols:\n");
WALK_LIST(p, active_proto_list)
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{
debug(" protocol %s state %s/%s\n", p->name,
p_states[p->proto_state], c_states[p->core_state]);
for (a = p->ahooks; a; a = a->next)
{
debug("\tTABLE %s\n", a->table->name);
if (a->in_filter)
debug("\tInput filter: %s\n", filter_name(a->in_filter));
if (a->out_filter != FILTER_REJECT)
debug("\tOutput filter: %s\n", filter_name(a->out_filter));
}
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if (p->disabled)
debug("\tDISABLED\n");
else if (p->proto->dump)
p->proto->dump(p);
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}
WALK_LIST(p, inactive_proto_list)
debug(" inactive %s: state %s/%s\n", p->name, p_states[p->proto_state], c_states[p->core_state]);
WALK_LIST(p, initial_proto_list)
debug(" initial %s\n", p->name);
WALK_LIST(p, flush_proto_list)
debug(" flushing %s\n", p->name);
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}
/**
* proto_build - make a single protocol available
* @p: the protocol
*
* After the platform specific initialization code uses protos_build()
* to add all the standard protocols, it should call proto_build() for
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* all platform specific protocols to inform the core that they exist.
*/
void
proto_build(struct protocol *p)
{
add_tail(&protocol_list, &p->n);
if (p->attr_class)
{
ASSERT(!attr_class_to_protocol[p->attr_class]);
attr_class_to_protocol[p->attr_class] = p;
}
}
/* FIXME: convert this call to some protocol hook */
extern void bfd_init_all(void);
/**
* protos_build - build a protocol list
*
* This function is called during BIRD startup to insert
* all standard protocols to the global protocol list. Insertion
* of platform specific protocols (such as the kernel syncer)
* is in the domain of competence of the platform dependent
* startup code.
*/
void
protos_build(void)
{
init_list(&protocol_list);
init_list(&proto_list);
init_list(&active_proto_list);
init_list(&inactive_proto_list);
init_list(&initial_proto_list);
init_list(&flush_proto_list);
proto_build(&proto_device);
#ifdef CONFIG_RADV
proto_build(&proto_radv);
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_RIP
proto_build(&proto_rip);
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_STATIC
proto_build(&proto_static);
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_OSPF
proto_build(&proto_ospf);
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_PIPE
proto_build(&proto_pipe);
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#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_BGP
proto_build(&proto_bgp);
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_BFD
proto_build(&proto_bfd);
bfd_init_all();
#endif
#ifdef CONFIG_BABEL
proto_build(&proto_babel);
#endif
proto_pool = rp_new(&root_pool, "Protocols");
proto_flush_event = ev_new(proto_pool);
proto_flush_event->hook = proto_flush_loop;
proto_shutdown_timer = tm_new(proto_pool);
proto_shutdown_timer->hook = proto_shutdown_loop;
}
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static void
proto_feed_more(void *P)
{
struct proto *p = P;
if (p->export_state != ES_FEEDING)
return;
DBG("Feeding protocol %s continued\n", p->name);
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if (rt_feed_baby(p))
{
DBG("Feeding protocol %s finished\n", p->name);
p->export_state = ES_READY;
proto_log_state_change(p);
if (p->feed_end)
p->feed_end(p);
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}
else
{
p->attn->hook = proto_feed_more;
ev_schedule(p->attn); /* Will continue later... */
}
}
static void
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proto_feed_initial(void *P)
{
struct proto *p = P;
if (p->export_state != ES_FEEDING)
return;
DBG("Feeding protocol %s\n", p->name);
if_feed_baby(p);
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proto_feed_more(P);
}
static void
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proto_schedule_feed(struct proto *p, int initial)
{
DBG("%s: Scheduling meal\n", p->name);
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p->export_state = ES_FEEDING;
p->refeeding = !initial;
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p->attn->hook = initial ? proto_feed_initial : proto_feed_more;
ev_schedule(p->attn);
if (p->feed_begin)
p->feed_begin(p, initial);
}
/*
* Flushing loop is responsible for flushing routes and protocols
* after they went down. It runs in proto_flush_event. At the start of
* one round, protocols waiting to flush are marked in
* proto_schedule_flush_loop(). At the end of the round (when routing
* table flush is complete), marked protocols are flushed and a next
* round may start.
*/
static int flush_loop_state; /* 1 -> running */
static void
proto_schedule_flush_loop(void)
{
struct proto *p;
struct announce_hook *h;
if (flush_loop_state)
return;
flush_loop_state = 1;
WALK_LIST(p, flush_proto_list)
{
p->flushing = 1;
for (h=p->ahooks; h; h=h->next)
rt_mark_for_prune(h->table);
}
ev_schedule(proto_flush_event);
}
static void
proto_flush_loop(void *unused UNUSED)
{
struct proto *p;
if (! rt_prune_loop())
{
/* Rtable pruning is not finished */
ev_schedule(proto_flush_event);
return;
}
rt_prune_sources();
again:
WALK_LIST(p, flush_proto_list)
if (p->flushing)
{
/* This will flush interfaces in the same manner
like rt_prune_all() flushes routes */
if (p->proto == &proto_unix_iface)
if_flush_ifaces(p);
DBG("Flushing protocol %s\n", p->name);
p->flushing = 0;
p->core_state = FS_HUNGRY;
proto_relink(p);
proto_log_state_change(p);
if (p->proto_state == PS_DOWN)
proto_fell_down(p);
goto again;
}
/* This round finished, perhaps there will be another one */
flush_loop_state = 0;
if (!EMPTY_LIST(flush_proto_list))
proto_schedule_flush_loop();
}
/* Temporary hack to propagate restart to BGP */
int proto_restart;
static void
proto_shutdown_loop(struct timer *t UNUSED)
{
struct proto *p, *p_next;
WALK_LIST_DELSAFE(p, p_next, active_proto_list)
if (p->down_sched)
{
proto_restart = (p->down_sched == PDS_RESTART);
p->disabled = 1;
proto_rethink_goal(p);
if (proto_restart)
{
p->disabled = 0;
proto_rethink_goal(p);
}
}
}
static inline void
proto_schedule_down(struct proto *p, byte restart, byte code)
{
/* Does not work for other states (even PS_START) */
ASSERT(p->proto_state == PS_UP);
/* Scheduled restart may change to shutdown, but not otherwise */
if (p->down_sched == PDS_DISABLE)
return;
p->down_sched = restart ? PDS_RESTART : PDS_DISABLE;
p->down_code = code;
tm_start_max(proto_shutdown_timer, restart ? 2 : 0);
}
/**
* proto_set_message - set administrative message to protocol
* @p: protocol
* @msg: message
* @len: message length (-1 for NULL-terminated string)
*
* The function sets administrative message (string) related to protocol state
* change. It is called by the nest code for manual enable/disable/restart
* commands all routes to the protocol, and by protocol-specific code when the
* protocol state change is initiated by the protocol. Using NULL message clears
* the last message. The message string may be either NULL-terminated or with an
* explicit length.
*/
void
proto_set_message(struct proto *p, char *msg, int len)
{
mb_free(p->message);
p->message = NULL;
if (!msg || !len)
return;
if (len < 0)
len = strlen(msg);
if (!len)
return;
p->message = mb_alloc(proto_pool, len + 1);
memcpy(p->message, msg, len);
p->message[len] = 0;
}
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/**
* proto_request_feeding - request feeding routes to the protocol
* @p: given protocol
*
* Sometimes it is needed to send again all routes to the
* protocol. This is called feeding and can be requested by this
* function. This would cause protocol export state transition
* to ES_FEEDING (during feeding) and when completed, it will
* switch back to ES_READY. This function can be called even
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* when feeding is already running, in that case it is restarted.
*/
void
proto_request_feeding(struct proto *p)
{
ASSERT(p->proto_state == PS_UP);
/* Do nothing if we are still waiting for feeding */
if (p->export_state == ES_DOWN)
return;
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/* If we are already feeding, we want to restart it */
if (p->export_state == ES_FEEDING)
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{
/* Unless feeding is in initial state */
if (p->attn->hook == proto_feed_initial)
return;
rt_feed_baby_abort(p);
}
/* FIXME: This should be changed for better support of multitable protos */
struct announce_hook *ah;
for (ah = p->ahooks; ah; ah = ah->next)
proto_reset_limit(ah->out_limit);
/* Hack: reset exp_routes during refeed, and do not decrease it later */
p->stats.exp_routes = 0;
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proto_schedule_feed(p, 0);
proto_log_state_change(p);
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}
static const char *
proto_limit_name(struct proto_limit *l)
{
const char *actions[] = {
[PLA_WARN] = "warn",
[PLA_BLOCK] = "block",
[PLA_RESTART] = "restart",
[PLA_DISABLE] = "disable",
};
return actions[l->action];
}
/**
* proto_notify_limit: notify about limit hit and take appropriate action
* @ah: announce hook
* @l: limit being hit
* @dir: limit direction (PLD_*)
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* @rt_count: the number of routes
*
* The function is called by the route processing core when limit @l
* is breached. It activates the limit and tooks appropriate action
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* according to @l->action.
*/
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void
proto_notify_limit(struct announce_hook *ah, struct proto_limit *l, int dir, u32 rt_count)
{
const char *dir_name[PLD_MAX] = { "receive", "import" , "export" };
const byte dir_down[PLD_MAX] = { PDC_RX_LIMIT_HIT, PDC_IN_LIMIT_HIT, PDC_OUT_LIMIT_HIT };
struct proto *p = ah->proto;
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if (l->state == PLS_BLOCKED)
return;
/* For warning action, we want the log message every time we hit the limit */
if (!l->state || ((l->action == PLA_WARN) && (rt_count == l->limit)))
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log(L_WARN "Protocol %s hits route %s limit (%d), action: %s",
p->name, dir_name[dir], l->limit, proto_limit_name(l));
switch (l->action)
{
case PLA_WARN:
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l->state = PLS_ACTIVE;
break;
case PLA_BLOCK:
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l->state = PLS_BLOCKED;
break;
case PLA_RESTART:
case PLA_DISABLE:
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l->state = PLS_BLOCKED;
if (p->proto_state == PS_UP)
proto_schedule_down(p, l->action == PLA_RESTART, dir_down[dir]);
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break;
}
}
void
proto_verify_limits(struct announce_hook *ah)
{
struct proto_limit *l;
struct proto_stats *stats = ah->stats;
u32 all_routes = stats->imp_routes + stats->filt_routes;
l = ah->rx_limit;
if (l && (all_routes > l->limit))
proto_notify_limit(ah, l, PLD_RX, all_routes);
l = ah->in_limit;
if (l && (stats->imp_routes > l->limit))
proto_notify_limit(ah, l, PLD_IN, stats->imp_routes);
l = ah->out_limit;
if (l && (stats->exp_routes > l->limit))
proto_notify_limit(ah, l, PLD_OUT, stats->exp_routes);
}
static void
proto_want_core_up(struct proto *p)
{
ASSERT(p->core_state == FS_HUNGRY);
if (!p->proto->multitable)
{
p->main_source = rt_get_source(p, 0);
rt_lock_source(p->main_source);
/* Connect protocol to routing table */
p->main_ahook = proto_add_announce_hook(p, p->table, &p->stats);
p->main_ahook->in_filter = p->cf->in_filter;
p->main_ahook->out_filter = p->cf->out_filter;
p->main_ahook->rx_limit = p->cf->rx_limit;
p->main_ahook->in_limit = p->cf->in_limit;
p->main_ahook->out_limit = p->cf->out_limit;
p->main_ahook->in_keep_filtered = p->cf->in_keep_filtered;
proto_reset_limit(p->main_ahook->rx_limit);
proto_reset_limit(p->main_ahook->in_limit);
proto_reset_limit(p->main_ahook->out_limit);
}
p->core_state = FS_HAPPY;
proto_relink(p);
}
static void
proto_want_export_up(struct proto *p)
{
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ASSERT(p->core_state == FS_HAPPY);
ASSERT(p->export_state == ES_DOWN);
proto_link_ahooks(p);
proto_schedule_feed(p, 1); /* Sets ES_FEEDING */
}
static void
proto_want_export_down(struct proto *p)
{
ASSERT(p->export_state != ES_DOWN);
/* Need to abort feeding */
if (p->export_state == ES_FEEDING)
rt_feed_baby_abort(p);
p->export_state = ES_DOWN;
p->stats.exp_routes = 0;
proto_unlink_ahooks(p);
}
static void
proto_want_core_down(struct proto *p)
{
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ASSERT(p->core_state == FS_HAPPY);
ASSERT(p->export_state == ES_DOWN);
p->core_state = FS_FLUSHING;
proto_relink(p);
proto_schedule_flush_loop();
if (!p->proto->multitable)
{
rt_unlock_source(p->main_source);
p->main_source = NULL;
}
}
static void
proto_falling_down(struct proto *p)
{
p->gr_recovery = 0;
p->gr_wait = 0;
if (p->gr_lock)
proto_graceful_restart_unlock(p);
}
static void
proto_fell_down(struct proto *p)
{
DBG("Protocol %s down\n", p->name);
u32 all_routes = p->stats.imp_routes + p->stats.filt_routes;
if (all_routes != 0)
log(L_ERR "Protocol %s is down but still has %d routes", p->name, all_routes);
bzero(&p->stats, sizeof(struct proto_stats));
proto_free_ahooks(p);
if (! p->proto->multitable)
rt_unlock_table(p->table);
if (p->proto->cleanup)
p->proto->cleanup(p);
proto_rethink_goal(p);
}
/**
* proto_notify_state - notify core about protocol state change
* @p: protocol the state of which has changed
* @ps: the new status
*
* Whenever a state of a protocol changes due to some event internal
* to the protocol (i.e., not inside a start() or shutdown() hook),
* it should immediately notify the core about the change by calling
* proto_notify_state() which will write the new state to the &proto
* structure and take all the actions necessary to adapt to the new
* state. State change to PS_DOWN immediately frees resources of protocol
* and might execute start callback of protocol; therefore,
* it should be used at tail positions of protocol callbacks.
*/
void
proto_notify_state(struct proto *p, unsigned ps)
{
unsigned ops = p->proto_state;
unsigned cs = p->core_state;
unsigned es = p->export_state;
DBG("%s reporting state transition %s/%s -> */%s\n", p->name, c_states[cs], p_states[ops], p_states[ps]);
if (ops == ps)
return;
p->proto_state = ps;
p->last_state_change = now;
switch (ps)
{
case PS_START:
ASSERT(ops == PS_DOWN || ops == PS_UP);
ASSERT(cs == FS_HUNGRY || cs == FS_HAPPY);
if (es != ES_DOWN)
proto_want_export_down(p);
break;
case PS_UP:
ASSERT(ops == PS_DOWN || ops == PS_START);
ASSERT(cs == FS_HUNGRY || cs == FS_HAPPY);
ASSERT(es == ES_DOWN);
if (cs == FS_HUNGRY)
proto_want_core_up(p);
if (!p->gr_wait)
proto_want_export_up(p);
break;
case PS_STOP:
ASSERT(ops == PS_START || ops == PS_UP);
p->down_sched = 0;
if (es != ES_DOWN)
proto_want_export_down(p);
if (cs == FS_HAPPY)
proto_want_core_down(p);
proto_falling_down(p);
break;
case PS_DOWN:
p->down_code = 0;
p->down_sched = 0;
if (es != ES_DOWN)
proto_want_export_down(p);
if (cs == FS_HAPPY)
proto_want_core_down(p);
if (ops != PS_STOP)
proto_falling_down(p);
neigh_prune(); // FIXME convert neighbors to resource?
rfree(p->pool);
p->pool = NULL;
if (cs == FS_HUNGRY) /* Shutdown finished */
{
proto_log_state_change(p);
proto_fell_down(p);
return; /* The protocol might have ceased to exist */
}
break;
default:
bug("%s: Invalid state %d", p->name, ps);
}
proto_log_state_change(p);
}
/*
* CLI Commands
*/
static char *
proto_state_name(struct proto *p)
{
#define P(x,y) ((x << 4) | y)
switch (P(p->proto_state, p->core_state))
{
case P(PS_DOWN, FS_HUNGRY): return "down";
case P(PS_START, FS_HUNGRY):
case P(PS_START, FS_HAPPY): return "start";
case P(PS_UP, FS_HAPPY):
switch (p->export_state)
{
case ES_DOWN: return "wait";
case ES_FEEDING: return "feed";
case ES_READY: return "up";
default: return "???";
}
case P(PS_STOP, FS_HUNGRY):
case P(PS_STOP, FS_FLUSHING): return "stop";
case P(PS_DOWN, FS_FLUSHING): return "flush";
default: return "???";
}
#undef P
}
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static void
proto_show_stats(struct proto_stats *s, int in_keep_filtered)
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{
if (in_keep_filtered)
cli_msg(-1006, " Routes: %u imported, %u filtered, %u exported, %u preferred",
s->imp_routes, s->filt_routes, s->exp_routes, s->pref_routes);
else
cli_msg(-1006, " Routes: %u imported, %u exported, %u preferred",
s->imp_routes, s->exp_routes, s->pref_routes);
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cli_msg(-1006, " Route change stats: received rejected filtered ignored accepted");
cli_msg(-1006, " Import updates: %10u %10u %10u %10u %10u",
s->imp_updates_received, s->imp_updates_invalid,
s->imp_updates_filtered, s->imp_updates_ignored,
s->imp_updates_accepted);
cli_msg(-1006, " Import withdraws: %10u %10u --- %10u %10u",
s->imp_withdraws_received, s->imp_withdraws_invalid,
s->imp_withdraws_ignored, s->imp_withdraws_accepted);
cli_msg(-1006, " Export updates: %10u %10u %10u --- %10u",
s->exp_updates_received, s->exp_updates_rejected,
s->exp_updates_filtered, s->exp_updates_accepted);
cli_msg(-1006, " Export withdraws: %10u --- --- --- %10u",
s->exp_withdraws_received, s->exp_withdraws_accepted);
}
void
proto_show_limit(struct proto_limit *l, const char *dsc)
{
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if (!l)
return;
cli_msg(-1006, " %-16s%d%s", dsc, l->limit, l->state ? " [HIT]" : "");
cli_msg(-1006, " Action: %s", proto_limit_name(l));
}
void
proto_show_basic_info(struct proto *p)
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{
Basic VRF support Add basic VRF (virtual routing and forwarding) support. Protocols can be associated with VRFs, such protocols will be restricted to interfaces assigned to the VRF (as reported by Linux kernel) and will use sockets bound to the VRF. E.g., different multihop BGP instances can use diffent kernel routing tables to handle BGP TCP connections. The VRF support is preliminary, currently there are several limitations: - Recent Linux kernels (4.11) do not handle correctly sockets bound to interaces that are part of VRF, so most protocols other than multihop BGP do not work. This will be fixed by future kernel versions. - Neighbor cache ignores VRFs. Breaks config with the same prefix on local interfaces in different VRFs. Not much problem as single hop protocols do not work anyways. - Olock code ignores VRFs. Breaks config with multiple BGP peers with the same IP address in different VRFs. - Incoming BGP connections are not dispatched according to VRFs. Breaks config with multiple BGP peers with the same IP address in different VRFs. Perhaps we would need some kernel API to read VRF of incoming connection? Or probably use multiple listening sockets in int-new branch. - We should handle master VRF interface up/down events and perhaps disable associated protocols when VRF goes down. Or at least disable associated interfaces. - Also we should check if the master iface is really VRF iface and not some other kind of master iface. - BFD session request dispatch should be aware of VRFs. - Perhaps kernel protocol should read default kernel table ID from VRF iface so it is not necessary to configure it. - Perhaps we should have per-VRF default table.
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if (p->vrf)
cli_msg(-1006, " VRF: %s", p->vrf->name);
cli_msg(-1006, " Preference: %d", p->preference);
cli_msg(-1006, " Input filter: %s", filter_name(p->cf->in_filter));
cli_msg(-1006, " Output filter: %s", filter_name(p->cf->out_filter));
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if (graceful_restart_state == GRS_ACTIVE)
cli_msg(-1006, " GR recovery: %s%s",
p->gr_lock ? " pending" : "",
p->gr_wait ? " waiting" : "");
proto_show_limit(p->cf->rx_limit, "Receive limit:");
proto_show_limit(p->cf->in_limit, "Import limit:");
proto_show_limit(p->cf->out_limit, "Export limit:");
if (p->proto_state != PS_DOWN)
proto_show_stats(&p->stats, p->cf->in_keep_filtered);
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}
void
proto_cmd_show(struct proto *p, uintptr_t verbose, int cnt)
{
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byte buf[256], tbuf[TM_DATETIME_BUFFER_SIZE];
/* First protocol - show header */
if (!cnt)
cli_msg(-2002, "name proto table state since info");
buf[0] = 0;
if (p->proto->get_status)
p->proto->get_status(p, buf);
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tm_format_datetime(tbuf, &config->tf_proto, p->last_state_change);
cli_msg(-1002, "%-8s %-8s %-8s %-5s %-10s %s",
p->name,
p->proto->name,
p->table->name,
proto_state_name(p),
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tbuf,
buf);
if (verbose)
{
if (p->cf->dsc)
cli_msg(-1006, " Description: %s", p->cf->dsc);
if (p->message)
cli_msg(-1006, " Message: %s", p->message);
if (p->cf->router_id)
cli_msg(-1006, " Router ID: %R", p->cf->router_id);
if (p->proto->show_proto_info)
p->proto->show_proto_info(p);
else
proto_show_basic_info(p);
cli_msg(-1006, "");
}
}
void
proto_cmd_disable(struct proto *p, uintptr_t arg, int cnt UNUSED)
{
if (p->disabled)
{
cli_msg(-8, "%s: already disabled", p->name);
return;
}
log(L_INFO "Disabling protocol %s", p->name);
p->disabled = 1;
p->down_code = PDC_CMD_DISABLE;
proto_set_message(p, (char *) arg, -1);
proto_rethink_goal(p);
cli_msg(-9, "%s: disabled", p->name);
}
void
proto_cmd_enable(struct proto *p, uintptr_t arg, int cnt UNUSED)
{
if (!p->disabled)
{
cli_msg(-10, "%s: already enabled", p->name);
return;
}
log(L_INFO "Enabling protocol %s", p->name);
p->disabled = 0;
proto_set_message(p, (char *) arg, -1);
proto_rethink_goal(p);
cli_msg(-11, "%s: enabled", p->name);
}
void
proto_cmd_restart(struct proto *p, uintptr_t arg, int cnt UNUSED)
{
if (p->disabled)
{
cli_msg(-8, "%s: already disabled", p->name);
return;
}
log(L_INFO "Restarting protocol %s", p->name);
p->disabled = 1;
p->down_code = PDC_CMD_RESTART;
proto_set_message(p, (char *) arg, -1);
proto_rethink_goal(p);
p->disabled = 0;
proto_rethink_goal(p);
cli_msg(-12, "%s: restarted", p->name);
}
void
proto_cmd_reload(struct proto *p, uintptr_t dir, int cnt UNUSED)
{
if (p->disabled)
{
cli_msg(-8, "%s: already disabled", p->name);
return;
}
/* If the protocol in not UP, it has no routes */
if (p->proto_state != PS_UP)
return;
log(L_INFO "Reloading protocol %s", p->name);
/* re-importing routes */
if (dir != CMD_RELOAD_OUT)
{
if (! (p->reload_routes && p->reload_routes(p)))
{
cli_msg(-8006, "%s: reload failed", p->name);
return;
}
/*
* Should be done before reload_routes() hook?
* Perhaps, but these hooks work asynchronously.
*/
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if (!p->proto->multitable)
{
proto_reset_limit(p->main_ahook->rx_limit);
proto_reset_limit(p->main_ahook->in_limit);
}
}
/* re-exporting routes */
if (dir != CMD_RELOAD_IN)
proto_request_feeding(p);
cli_msg(-15, "%s: reloading", p->name);
}
void
proto_cmd_debug(struct proto *p, uintptr_t mask, int cnt UNUSED)
{
p->debug = mask;
}
void
proto_cmd_mrtdump(struct proto *p, uintptr_t mask, int cnt UNUSED)
{
p->mrtdump = mask;
}
static void
proto_apply_cmd_symbol(struct symbol *s, void (* cmd)(struct proto *, uintptr_t, int), uintptr_t arg)
{
if (s->class != SYM_PROTO)
{
cli_msg(9002, "%s is not a protocol", s->name);
return;
}
cmd(((struct proto_config *)s->def)->proto, arg, 0);
cli_msg(0, "");
}
static void
proto_apply_cmd_patt(char *patt, void (* cmd)(struct proto *, uintptr_t, int), uintptr_t arg)
{
int cnt = 0;
node *nn;
WALK_LIST(nn, proto_list)
{
struct proto *p = SKIP_BACK(struct proto, glob_node, nn);
if (!patt || patmatch(patt, p->name))
cmd(p, arg, cnt++);
}
if (!cnt)
cli_msg(8003, "No protocols match");
else
cli_msg(0, "");
}
void
proto_apply_cmd(struct proto_spec ps, void (* cmd)(struct proto *, uintptr_t, int),
int restricted, uintptr_t arg)
{
if (restricted && cli_access_restricted())
return;
if (ps.patt)
proto_apply_cmd_patt(ps.ptr, cmd, arg);
else
proto_apply_cmd_symbol(ps.ptr, cmd, arg);
}
struct proto *
proto_get_named(struct symbol *sym, struct protocol *pr)
{
struct proto *p, *q;
if (sym)
{
if (sym->class != SYM_PROTO)
cf_error("%s: Not a protocol", sym->name);
p = ((struct proto_config *)sym->def)->proto;
if (!p || p->proto != pr)
cf_error("%s: Not a %s protocol", sym->name, pr->name);
}
else
{
p = NULL;
WALK_LIST(q, active_proto_list)
if (q->proto == pr)
{
if (p)
cf_error("There are multiple %s protocols running", pr->name);
p = q;
}
if (!p)
cf_error("There is no %s protocol running", pr->name);
}
return p;
}