IRRd-Discuss

[Javier Bermejo]

Hello,

I'm testing IRRd v 2.2.0 and RtConfig versions 4.8.1 and 4.8.2

I'm having some problems with RtConfig and IRRd database, because if I use the 
ripe-dbase-RPSLNG.0.1 RtConfig works sucessfully with the same RPSL objects, 
so, I think it couldn't be a rpsl syntax problem.

I init irrd daemon and put some rpsl objects into the database (i'm testing a 
virtual scenario)

Using Rtconfig version 4.8.1 I get the following lines:
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RtConfig-4.8.1 -T all -h localhost -p 43 -s EURO6IX -protocol irrd 
-cisco_use_prefix_lists -config cisco < /usr/local/etc/bgpd_r1.conf.template 
> /usr/local/etc/bgpd.conf
Whois: Open localhost:43 source=EURO6IX protocol=rawhoisd
Whois: SetSources EURO6IX
Whois: WriteQuery !sEURO6IX
Whois: Response C

Whois: WriteQuery !s-lc
Whois: Response A8

Whois: Response
EURO6IX

Whois: Response C

Whois: Version !v
Whois: WriteQuery !v
Whois: Response A37

Whois: Response
# IRRd -- version 2.2.0 [16Oct2004]

Whois: Response C

Whois: Response # IRRd -- version 2.2.0 [16Oct2004]

Whois: WriteQuery -K -r -i origin AS65001
Whois: Response route6:     2001:DB8:AAAA:2::/64

RtConfig: cisco_map_name 'AS%d-import'
Whois: WriteQuery !man,AS65001
Error: fgets() failed.
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And the same command using RtConfig version 4.8.2:
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RtConfig -T all -h localhost -p 43 -s EURO6IX -protocol irrd 
-cisco_use_prefix_lists -config cisco < /usr/local/etc/bgpd_r1.conf.template 
> /usr/local/etc/bgpd.conf
Whois: Open localhost:43 source=EURO6IX protocol=rawhoisd
Whois: SetSources EURO6IX
Whois: WriteQuery !sEURO6IX
Whois: Response C

Whois: WriteQuery !s-lc
Whois: Response A8

Whois: Response
EURO6IX

Whois: Response C

Whois: Version !v
Whois: WriteQuery !v
Whois: Response A37

Whois: Response
# IRRd -- version 2.2.0 [16Oct2004]

Whois: Response C

Whois: Response # IRRd -- version 2.2.0 [16Oct2004]

Whois: WriteQuery -K -r -i origin AS65001
Whois: Response <<
route6:     2001:DB8:AAAA:2::/64
>>
Whois: Response <<
origin:     AS65001
>>
Whois: Response <<

>>
Whois: Response <<
route6:     2001:DB8:AAAA:1::/64
>>
Whois: Response <<
origin:     AS65001
>>
Whois: Response <<

>>
Whois: Response <<
route6:     2001:DB8:AAAA:3::/64
>>
Whois: Response <<
origin:     AS65001
>>
Whois: Response <<

>>
Whois: Response <<
route6:     0::/0
>>
Whois: Response <<
origin:     AS65001
>>
Whois: Response <<

>>
RtConfig: cisco_map_name 'AS%d-import'
Whois: WriteQuery !man,AS65001
Whois: Response <<
A1450
>>
Whois: Response <<
aut-num:    AS65001
>>
Whois: Response <<
C
>>
>>***Error: Unknown class encountered. 
Warning: AS65001 has no import/mp-import policy for AS65000 2001:DB8::FFFF at 
2001:DB8::A
Warning: AS65001 has no export/mp-export policy for AS65000 2001:DB8::FFFF at 
2001:DB8::A
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That error has no sense since AS65001 has policies for AS65000:

aut-num: AS65001
as-name: R1_AS
descr: Autonomous System for router R1
mp-import: afi ipv6 {
  from AS65002 action pref = 10; accept AS65002 AND community(65002:10);
  from AS65002 action pref = 20; accept AS65002 AND community(65002:20);}
mp-import: afi ipv6 {
  from AS65003 action pref = 10; accept AS65003 AND community(65003:10);
  from AS65003 action pref = 20; accept AS65003 AND community(65003:20);}
mp-import: afi ipv6 {
  from AS65004 action pref = 10; accept AS65004;}
mp-import: afi ipv6 {
  from AS65005 action pref = 10; accept AS65005;}
mp-import: afi ipv6 {
  from AS65006 action pref = 10; accept AS65006;}
mp-import: afi ipv6 from AS65000
  2001:DB8::FFFF at 2001:DB8::A
  accept any;
mp-export: afi ipv6 to AS65002
  action community.append(65001:20);
  announce AS65001;
mp-export: afi ipv6 to AS65003
  action community.append(65001:10);
  announce AS65001;
mp-export: afi ipv6 to AS65004
  announce AS65001;
mp-export: afi ipv6 to AS65005
  announce {0::/0};
mp-export: afi ipv6 to AS65006
  announce {0::/0};
mp-export: afi ipv6 to AS65000
  2001:DB8::FFFF at 2001:DB8::A
  announce ANY;
admin-c: ....
....


So, I only wanted to know if somebody has tested RtConfig with IRRd 2.2.0 
version sucessfully.

Best regards
  Javier Bermejo.