Marek

@mcqtom PR?

Thanks for the answer. That clarifies a lot. Indeed, I have a situation when the server is doing add_addr, which is why the fullmesh is interesting. Can I send RM_ADDR...

``` $ sudo /home/marek/src/iproute2/ip/ip mptcp endpoint show 192.168.1.156 id 1 subflow fullmesh dev wlp0s 192.168.1.25 id 2 subflow fullmesh dev enx381428a7 2a01:110f:xxxw id 3 subflow fullmesh dev enx381428a7 192.168.1.11 id...

~~`autoconf-archive` does not exist in my distro. I have `autoconf` which is 2.71-2 version apparently~~

Thanks, yeah, `autoconf-archive` package helped with the AC_MSG_ERROR red herring. Ok, config in /usr, is it configurable? `/usr/local/etc/mptcpd/mptcpd.conf`: ``` plugin-dir=/home/marek/src/mptcpd/plugins/path_managers/.libs/ path-manager=addr_adv addr-flags=subflow,fullmesh notify-flags=existing,skip_loopback,skip_link_local ``` shows ``` marek@mrprec:~/src/mptcpd$ sudo ./src/mptcpd -d...

ok, on linux you can't have more than 8 subflow configs ``` $ for i in `seq 1 10`; do sudo ip mptcp endpoint delete id $i; done $ ip...

As a side note, here's a [manage_mptcp_endpoint.sh](https://gist.github.com/majek/bc7cd3c897a2da2eb2280f870b5711d5) bash script, which does what I would expect mptcpd to do. Example run: ``` $ sudo bash manage_mptcp_endpoint.sh [+] Clearling old mptcp endpoints...

> Technically, it was supposed to be a limit only on the endpoints if I remember well, mainly to save some bytes in kernel structures and because we thought that...

Readme says: ``` Your host system will need to satisfy some prerequisites: You need Python 3.3 or higher. ```

Wow, allow me to repeat this to you: - you are using NAT64 - you are sending traffic towards icmpcheck - icmpcheck performs two tests: - "ICMP path MTU packet...