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OK denis@
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If a unknown subtype is encountered it is better to fail.
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messages and BGP MPLS VPNs.
OK benno@
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in the mrt dump structs. This is more compatible with bgpctl since it uses
struct bgpd_addr in most cases anyway.
OK kn@
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Also implemented the extended precision format so microseconds are printed
as well when available. The output is relative to the previous message and
follows what kdump does.
OK benno@
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entire tree of these...
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Printing bgp messages is still missing lots but at least it is a start.
I onced abused tcpdump's bgp protocol handler for this but that is an ugly hack.
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fixes a coredump reachable via show mrt file
From: Benjamin Baier <programmer at netzbasis dot de>, ok claudio
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ok henning benno
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ok claudio@
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and over again. Also allow the dump attr of struct mrt_parser to be NULL.
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Check the addr length value of the RFC 6396 encoding to decide if it is
one or not. While there try to make the comment more clear.
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them like the show rib / show rib detail output. It is also possible
to filter the output. e.g.
bgpctl show mrt file ./bview.20110914.1600 as 22512 204.209.0.0/16 all
OK sthen@, put it in henning@
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