Hello,
being a bird 1.6 user (Debian), I find myself often
in the situation that I'd like to define a variable in either bird.conf
or bird6.conf and have a general.conf that defines the filters used in
both protocols.
However if I have a variable, for instance net_prefer_provider_a = [
s.o.m.e/prefix+ ]; in bird6.conf, but not don't prefer IPv4 traffic from
any network of this provider, I'd like to define
net_prefer_provider_a = [];
However this is not supported in bird1.6. Now I tried to get around this
problem by using defined(), however this code also does not work:
if defined(net_prefer_to_a) then {
if net ~ net_prefer_to_a then {
bgp_local_pref = pref_high;
}
}
net_prefer_to_a is defined in IPv6, but not in IPv4.
This gives the error message:
/etc/bird/general.conf:128:40 net_prefer_to_a: variable expected.
How do you handle default or empty values for sets of prefixes?
Best,
Nico
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