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This reverts commit ff77155be360216289e1e73af50dc4b82383cc68.
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Revert "More unfrozen stuff"
This reverts commit f1e5d5991c8fc1420d00ef51c826f77b2d8c2bbd.
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Revert "Better validation of numeric input"
This reverts commit e1624917ba2ed574fe350b470762a732a9820cbd.
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Revert "silence ethtool messages when auto bandwidth used"
This reverts commit c1b530e7bfa5c33a8f51f634f906d2412f187e90.
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If device doesn't support full ethtool, then ethtool error messages
were leaking out to console, when QOS bandwidth was detecting interface
speed.
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Fix for Bug 2763 and related problems. Need better handling of numeric
inputs. Real perl programmers don't use a switch, but hash instead.
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For compatiablity use DSCP values in the 0..63 range and scale
in the script, rather than uses raw header values. This makes configuration
more familar to IOS users.
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If no suffix is given, the bandwidth value should be in "bits/sec"
(not bytes/sec), to be compatiable with other routers.
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But do it in a manner safe from quoting attacks!
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This enforces syntax checks on dscp values.
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Return undefined on bad value, so caller can print message.
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Make qos syntax more familar to IOS users.
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This is preliminary (still needs testing) but get the syntax and basic structure
in place.
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If getprotocol or getdsfield is called with undefined value, then
return undefined.
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Fix a number of perl scoping bugs that kept auto rate processing
from working.
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numeric comparison uses where string comparison should have been used
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This the initial checkin prior to integration
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