Hi Andrew,
I was trying to get this info on one other thread and did not realize your
message in this thread.
If I put this in feature_enable function, I need to trigger this function via
API (or) CLI, which we want to avoid.
We want to get the registration as part of our plugin initialization.
Yes, that’s one way to do it... See also Ole’s comment... D.
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Subject: Re: [vpp-dev] undefined symbol: ip4_reass_node
Thanks a lot Dave and Ole for your reply.
I am new to V
Thanks a lot Dave and Ole for your reply.
I am new to VPP framework using VPP version 18.04, Yes I need to send all ip
fragments to ip4 reassembly node.
As you suggested.
> for asking the framework for a static and/or dynamic graph arc from
> to “ip4-reassembly”.
Does that mean adding ip4_rea
And you might not want to enable reassembly in the input feature arc, unless
you want every fragment arriving on that interface to be reassembled.
Independently of packet being to your feature plugin or not.
Cheers
Ole
> On 6 Jun 2019, at 17:58, Dave Barach via Lists.Fd.Io
> wrote:
>
> Are
Are you trying to send packets to ip4-reassembly? If so, ask the framework for
a static and/or dynamic graph arc from to “ip4-reassembly”.
You don’t need (or want) to link against the node registration to do that.
D.
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I am trying to use ip4_reass_node
for that
static vlib_node_registration_t ip4_reass_node;
changed to
extern vlib_node_registration_t ip4_reass_node;
Also
VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (ip4_reass_node, static) = {
to
VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (ip4_reass_node) = {
Also
Enabled the feature on interface
ret = vnet_fe
Donno, my previous reply didnt come to the group, hence resending.
Hi Dave,
In fact, I tried using vlib_get_plugin_symbol for acl_init() function.
But, since its a static function, I am returned with NULL.
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You can use vlib_get_plugin_symbol (char *plugin_name, char *symbol_name) to
find the symbol you need.
Clib_error_t (*fp)(vlib_main_t *) = vlib_get_plugin_symbo (“otherplugin”,
“init_function_name”);
if (fp == 0)
Oops(other_plugin_AWOL)
if ((error = (*fp)(vm)))
return error;
Fr
Hi Neale,
Thanks for the information.
I have been trying to use this approach but not successful.
I am trying to call acl plugin's init function from my custom plugin. But,
looks like, it is not able to get the acl_init symbol, and hence the custom
plugin loading itself is failing.
Following i
