Joachim Wiberg

A fix to the hard-coded limit was [committed to Linux on Sep 6, 2019](https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/net/ipv4/ipmr.c?id=0079ad8e8dc3a4d1af0dd4a53345580a6947beba). It seems to be available as of Linux 5.4. Hence, I think we can now finally...

Yes it's possible. On Linux one could use netlink to receive notification of interfaces going up/down and coming and going. This is actually one of the things I'd like to...

It's a little tricky though, since you need to enumerate the new interface with a "VIF" in the kernel. But since there's been no further activity in this issue I...

Yep, sounds just like it. An intermediate fix for this would be for pimd to notice interfaces coming and going and simply restart itself. (Not by default, but when a...

I must say, compared to just about everything else here, this was a perfectly written feature request. Thank you! :smiley: I understand what you want to achieve, and it also...

Hi again, sorry for the late reply! Been quite busy at $DAYJOB the last couple of weeks. Huh, had forgotten about `VIFF_ONEWAY`, yup we could definitely reuse that. Not sure...

Thank you for following up and reporting this!

Thank you for the report. Maybe @idismmxiv or @markusve can better answer this one?

@Kzibi that could actually very well help! I'm unfortunately not up to speed on how Linux's `CONFIG_IP_MROUTE_MULTIPLE_TABLES` works, but I can imagine that both instances must run in their own...

The official release of pimd v3 will be done when it is ready and I have the time to invest in the release work. The TODOs in the code are...