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then passed to handler functions resulting from a call.
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revocation propagation.
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decided to put it in to prep for future QoS support and SD-WAN stuff.
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especially for IPv4 and regular IPv6.
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controllerless networks. These only allow IPv6 6plane, no multicast, and the network ID encodes the allowed port range.
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matched more usefully. This will break anyone using tos in the beta, but nobody seems to be and its pre-release so now is the time.
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is simpler and easier to use and inherits all the cool live update stuff of worlds (now called planets) and global roots.
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path blacklisting, and local.conf support for roles.
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series of MATCHes that are ORed.
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any flag" is generally what we want.
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(thanks JG@DCVC!), and clean up some cruft in Network.
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multicast on the network as would be expected.
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do not handle OK packets we did not expect. This hardens up a few potential edge cases around security, since such messages might be used to e.g. pollute a cache and DOS under certain conditions.
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normally use expired paths. Expired paths might still be tried if nothing else is reachable.
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happen if an unsupported or unknown MATCH is encountered in a rules table.
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meta-data.
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Network.cpp.
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json-parser to eliminate a dependency.
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elegant way.
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protocol cleanup.
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reused.
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capabilities, and some cleanup across other places.
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