I think it is a good idea! The password has often confused newcomers and made it harder to debug an intial setup.
How about the -r flag? Some time ago it became necessary for me to use it, apparently due to changes in the kernel around multicasting. Is this still the current situation on the latest Debian release? Or can ampr-ripd again work without -r?
Depending on this, it may be good to make some change in that default too.
Rob
On my server running Debian 8 with kernel 3.16.0-4-amd64 it works without the '-r' flag.
I actually wanted to remove that flag, but then it will break the scripts using it.
I will make a new release that ignores that flag but still accepts it as parameter, but runs always in raw mode.
I think this would be the proper approach.
Marius, YO2LOJ
On 2016-09-21 19:46, Rob Janssen wrote:
(Please trim inclusions from previous messages) _______________________________________________ I think it is a good idea! The password has often confused newcomers and made it harder to debug an intial setup.
How about the -r flag? Some time ago it became necessary for me to use it, apparently due to changes in the kernel around multicasting. Is this still the current situation on the latest Debian release? Or can ampr-ripd again work without -r?
Depending on this, it may be good to make some change in that default too.
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