I've implemented a new faster gateway search algorithm for the ipip daemon (it looks up what gateway a given packet is to be sent to).
This required that the routes be stored in the global routing table in ascending order, which is opposite from before, so the order of routes in the RIP packets has also reversed. I don't think this matters to anything but I thought I'd better let you folks know just in case something started behaving oddly a few minutes ago. - Brian
Brian,
At the time your note, I observed the following:
- My router takes approximately 10% less of available CPU resources to process routes - My router takes approximately 50% less of available load of available memory (after boot) to process routes
I was so concerned, I had to verify my encap.txt was updating (time is in Eastern STANDARD Time, my router is set to observe America/New York, I'm considering changing it back to UTC).
root@router:~# ls -l /etc/config/encap.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 31207 Apr 27 20:30 /etc/config/encap.txt
- KB3VWG
Correction, it seems TZDATA was updated in LEDE 17.01.1. The time was correct as stated in Eastern DAYLIGHT Time.
- KB3VWG
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Brian Kantor -
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