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FRRouting Routing daemon

Edit Package frr.31378

FRR is free software which manages TCP/IP based routing protocols.
It supports BGP4, BGP4+, OSPFv2, OSPFv3, IS-IS, RIPv1, RIPv2, RIPng,
PIM and LDP as well as the IPv6 versions of these.

FRR is a fork of Quagga..

  • Sources inherited from project SUSE:SLE-15-SP3:Update
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Source Files
Filename Size Changed
0001-disable-zmq-test.patch 0000000924 924 Bytes
0003-babeld-fix-10487-by-adding-a-check-on-packet-length.patch 0000001620 1.58 KB
0004-babeld-fix-10502-10503-by-repairing-the-checks-on-le.patch 0000002960 2.89 KB
0005-isisd-fix-router-capability-TLV-parsing-issues.patch 0000026528 25.9 KB
0006-isisd-fix-10505-using-base64-encoding.patch 0000026974 26.3 KB
0007-bgpd-Make-sure-hdr-length-is-at-a-minimum-of-what-is.patch 0000001166 1.14 KB
0008-isisd-Ensure-rcap-is-freed-in-error-case.patch 0000001311 1.28 KB
0009-tools-Use-install-instead-of-touch-chown-combination.patch 0000002861 2.79 KB
0010-tools-Run-as-FRR_USER-install-chown-commands-to-avoi.patch 0000003296 3.22 KB
0011-bgpd-avoid-notify-race-between-io-and-main-pthreads.patch 0000005285 5.16 KB
0012-bgpd-Do-not-process-NLRIs-if-the-attribute-length-is.patch 0000004269 4.17 KB
0013-bgpd-Use-treat-as-withdraw-for-tunnel-encapsulation-.patch 0000004410 4.31 KB
0014-bgpd-Limit-flowspec-to-no-attribute-means-a-implicit.patch 0000001291 1.26 KB
0015-bgpd-Check-mandatory-attributes-more-carefully-for-U.patch 0000004551 4.44 KB
0016-bgpd-Handle-MP_REACH_NLRI-malformed-packets-with-ses.patch 0000003920 3.83 KB
frr-7.4.tar.gz 0006074854 5.79 MB
frr-tmpfiles.d 0000000039 39 Bytes
frr.changes 0000010431 10.2 KB
frr.spec 0000014495 14.2 KB
Latest Revision
Marcus Rueckert's avatar Marcus Rueckert (darix) committed (revision 1) 
Release from SUSE:Maintenance:31378 / frr.SUSE_SLE-15-SP3_Update
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