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Reviewed by: julian and Mike Mitchel Submitted by: john Hay (John.Hay@csir.co.za) John's IPXrouted.. this has not yet been seen to run correctly with Mike's IPX/SPX code (he has his own) bringing them both in is the first step in merging the two packages for 2.2
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/*
* Copyright (c) 1985, 1993
* The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
*
* Copyright (c) 1995 John Hay. All rights reserved.
*
* This file includes significant work done at Cornell University by
* Bill Nesheim. That work included by permission.
*
* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
* modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
* are met:
* 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
* 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
* documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
* 3. All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software
* must display the following acknowledgement:
* This product includes software developed by the University of
* California, Berkeley and its contributors.
* 4. Neither the name of the University nor the names of its contributors
* may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software
* without specific prior written permission.
*
* THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE REGENTS AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND
* ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
* IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
* ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE
* FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
* DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
* OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
* HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
* LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
* OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
* SUCH DAMAGE.
*
$Id$ -> $FreeBSD$
1999-08-28 01:35:59 +00:00
* $FreeBSD$
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*/
#ifndef lint
static char sccsid[] = "@(#)timer.c 8.1 (Berkeley) 6/5/93";
#endif /* not lint */
/*
* Routing Table Management Daemon
*/
#include "defs.h"
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int timeval = -TIMER_RATE;
/*
* Timer routine. Performs routing information supply
* duties and manages timers on routing and SAP table entries.
*/
void
timer()
{
register struct rthash *rh;
register struct rt_entry *rt;
register struct sap_hash *sh;
register struct sap_entry *sap;
struct sap_hash *sap_base = sap_head;
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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int timetobroadcast, ripbroadcast, sapbroadcast;
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timeval += TIMER_RATE;
if (lookforinterfaces && (timeval % CHECK_INTERVAL) == 0)
ifinit();
timetobroadcast = supplier && (timeval % SUPPLY_INTERVAL) == 0;
ripbroadcast = supplier && timetobroadcast &&
(timeval % RIP_INTERVAL) == 0;
sapbroadcast = timetobroadcast && dosap && !ripbroadcast;
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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for (rh = nethash; rh < &nethash[ROUTEHASHSIZ]; rh++) {
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rt = rh->rt_forw;
for (; rt != (struct rt_entry *)rh; rt = rt->rt_forw) {
if (rt->rt_clone) {
struct rt_entry *trt, *prt;
/*
* If a clone expire free it and mark the
* main route RTS_CHANGED.
*/
prt = rt;
trt = rt->rt_clone;
while (trt) {
trt->rt_timer += TIMER_RATE;
if (trt->rt_timer >= EXPIRE_TIME) {
prt->rt_clone = trt->rt_clone;
free((char *)trt);
trt = prt->rt_clone;
rt->rt_state |= RTS_CHANGED;
} else {
prt = trt;
trt = prt->rt_clone;
}
}
}
/*
* We don't advance time on a routing entry for
* a passive gateway or that for our only interface.
* The latter is excused because we don't act as
* a routing information supplier and hence would
* time it out. This is fair as if it's down
* we're cut off from the world anyway and it's
* not likely we'll grow any new hardware in
* the mean time.
*/
if (!(rt->rt_state & RTS_PASSIVE) &&
!(rt->rt_state & RTS_INTERFACE))
rt->rt_timer += TIMER_RATE;
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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if (rt->rt_timer >= EXPIRE_TIME) {
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rt->rt_metric = HOPCNT_INFINITY;
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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rt->rt_state |= RTS_CHANGED;
}
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if (rt->rt_timer >= GARBAGE_TIME) {
rt = rt->rt_back;
/* Perhaps we should send a REQUEST for this route? */
rtdelete(rt->rt_forw);
continue;
}
if (rt->rt_state & RTS_CHANGED) {
rt->rt_state &= ~RTS_CHANGED;
/* don't send extraneous packets */
if (!supplier || ripbroadcast)
continue;
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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if ((rt->rt_metric + 1) == HOPCNT_INFINITY)
continue;
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msg->rip_cmd = htons(RIPCMD_RESPONSE);
msg->rip_nets[0].rip_dst =
(satoipx_addr(rt->rt_dst)).x_net;
msg->rip_nets[0].rip_metric =
htons(min(rt->rt_metric+1, HOPCNT_INFINITY));
msg->rip_nets[0].rip_ticks =
htons(rt->rt_ticks + 1);
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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toall(sndmsg, rt, 0);
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}
}
}
if (ripbroadcast)
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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toall(supply, NULL, 0);
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1995-10-26 21:28:30 +00:00
/*
* Now do the SAP stuff.
*/
for (sh = sap_base; sh < &sap_base[SAPHASHSIZ]; sh++) {
sap = sh->forw;
for (; sap != (struct sap_entry *)sh; sap = sap->forw) {
if (sap->clone) {
struct sap_entry *tsap, *psap;
/*
* If a clone expire free it and mark the
* main sap entry RTS_CHANGED.
*/
psap = sap;
tsap = sap->clone;
while (tsap) {
tsap->timer += TIMER_RATE;
if (tsap->timer >= EXPIRE_TIME) {
psap->clone = tsap->clone;
free((char *)tsap);
tsap = psap->clone;
sap->state |= RTS_CHANGED;
} else {
psap = tsap;
tsap = psap->clone;
}
}
}
sap->timer += TIMER_RATE;
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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if (sap->timer >= EXPIRE_TIME) {
sap->sap.hops = htons(HOPCNT_INFINITY);
sap->state |= RTS_CHANGED;
}
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1995-10-26 21:28:30 +00:00
if (sap->timer >= GARBAGE_TIME) {
sap = sap->back;
/* Perhaps we should send a REQUEST for this route? */
sap_delete(sap->forw);
continue;
}
/*
* XXX sap_sndmsg on RTS_CHANGED
*/
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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if (sap->state & RTS_CHANGED) {
sap->state &= ~RTS_CHANGED;
#ifdef notyet
/* don't send extraneous packets */
if (!supplier || sapbroadcast)
continue;
if ((ntohs(sap->sap.hops) + 1) == HOPCNT_INFINITY)
continue;
sap_msg->sap_cmd = htons(SAP_RESP);
sap_msg->sap[0] = sap->sap;
sap_msg->sap[0].hops =
htons(min(sap->sap.hops+1, HOPCNT_INFINITY));
toall(sapsndmsg, rt, 0);
#endif
}
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1995-10-26 21:28:30 +00:00
}
}
if (sapbroadcast)
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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sap_supply_toall(0);
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if (ftrace && sapbroadcast)
dumpsaptable(ftrace, sap_head);
}
/*
* On hangup, let everyone know we're going away.
*/
void
hup()
{
register struct rthash *rh;
register struct rt_entry *rt;
register struct sap_hash *sh;
register struct sap_entry *sap;
if (supplier) {
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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for (rh = nethash; rh < &nethash[ROUTEHASHSIZ]; rh++) {
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rt = rh->rt_forw;
for (; rt != (struct rt_entry *)rh; rt = rt->rt_forw)
rt->rt_metric = HOPCNT_INFINITY;
}
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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toall(supply, NULL, 0);
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/*
* Now for SAP.
*/
for (sh = sap_head; sh < &sap_head[SAPHASHSIZ]; sh++) {
sap = sh->forw;
for (; sap != (struct sap_entry *)sh; sap = sap->forw)
sap->sap.hops = htons(HOPCNT_INFINITY);
}
if (dosap)
Major IPXrouted rework. In rt_change() remember to update the interface pointer otherwise we will send the RIP packets to the wrong interface(s) in future. Update the hash generator and increase the size of the hash tables. Only use the network and host parts when comparing IPX interface addresses. Immediately broadscast RIP and SAP changes. Change the alarm code to use the setitimer() call and only set a flag in the alarm signal handler. This gets rid of possible race conditions. Remove the host routing table. IPX RIP cannot do host routes, only net routes. Make the delay between broadcast packets 50ms. It seems that some Netware 4.x servers is very slow and don't have much input buffering. Handle received messages about networks and services that go down, better. Add tracing of RIP and SAP changes. It gets sysloged with a level of LOG_DEBUG.
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sap_supply_toall(0);
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}
exit(1);
}
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