Routing Protocol Support

[fabian]

The GUI shows the names visible in the interface section (for example lan) but the real interface names like em0 are stored in the backend.

[mimugmail]

But in the ospf.conf there's a passive interface lan for example, I'm more familiar within linux, so I'm not sure if this is correct?

[fabian]

you can configure any interface as a passive interface. This is a CSV field which is spit by ",". See: https://github.com/fabianfrz/plugins/blob/master/net/quagga/src/opnsense/service/templates/OPNsense/Quagga/ospfd.conf#L34

BTW: OPNsense is a FreeBSD, not Linux.

[mimugmail]

I tried to set the IF by hand but the results were not saved.

Surely it's BSD, that's why I'm a bit clumsy  ;D

[mimugmail]

Hi,

do you know if there will be a 0.0.2 release pkg?

Thanks!

[fabian]

No there will be a 0.0.2-dev with the next release but you can install it via pkg. Note that is will still not pull in quagga as a dependency - this will be in 0.0.3.

[fabian]

Little Update: 0.0.3 will support RIPv1 and RIPv2 too.

[mimugmail]

Cool! :)

I always do a pkg update and pkg search quagga, but there's only the 0.0.1 version.

[franco]

Hi Wordo,

We only refresh the mirrors (including the plugins) on a release build. If you upgrade to 17.1.4 the latest version of the plugin will be applied automatically.

I don't recommend pkg upgrade -- it mostly works, but will miss reboots and FreeBSD updates.


Cheers,
Franco

[mimugmail]

Got it, thanks! :)

[mimugmail]

Hi,

I'm currently working on a bgp setup page but when I enable the service and press save there's nothing. Also the values won't get saved.

How can I debug the insights on opnsense? Had a short look on the dev guide but didn't found anything.

If you like I could send a pull request for review if you're interested.

[fabian]

Did you add the correct JavaScript to the view?

BTW: You can always create a pull request but please prefix it with [WIP] so nobody will merge it.

[fabian]

Just some news for you: Will be released soon.

[mimugmail]

Yep, had a look at #115.

But I'm still not sure if the interface detection really works.

When I connect via vtysh I can see all my physical interfaces like em0, em1 ... but when I set passive interface in OSPF, it's written as "wan" in the config. I haven't tried this out yet, but are you sure this will work correctly?

[fabian]

Looks like there is something wrong. I will ask Franco for the issue.