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Hi, Does anyone know how to use NFTables class to create rules? Is there any documentation available?

Hello, Czarek! It depends on the operating system and the functionality — it differs. On Linux

Is it possible to do the opposite: obtain the list of interface indices that are enslaved with a

Hi, I have a requirement to fetch all ip rule list (policy tables) configured under namespace. I am

Yep, I've got the problem. To move a wifi interface now one should use the IW class, but one has

Ah, thank you Peter for clarifying my confusion. As the system I need to work with uses iptables, I

Hi Peter/all, Thanks a lot for your ideas. I will use this logic and implement my functionality.

Didn't realize that I did directly hit, without taking aim, some bleeding edge spot. :) At least

I played a bit, and there is some prototype: https://github.com/svinota/pyroute2/commit/

* tagged 0.5.0 * switching from the 0.4.x branch ACHTUNG: please check the regression tests! In the

Good to know! Thanks, I'll take a look! 2018-03-19 11:44 GMT+01:00 Sławek Kapłoński <slawek@

This functionality is not implemented yet, but I try to do it asap. 2018-03-15 20:45 GMT+01:00 <

Sorry for delays in answers, was a bit overloaded. So far I couldn't reproduce the issues — it

Sure. Thanks a lot for Your response. I will wait for any update. I don't know very deeply

Sure. 'Cause not all the messages contain the «index» field. That's not an error, that's

You're welcome :) On Feb 15, 2018 2:15 PM, "rishi narian" <rishi....@gmail.com

from pyroute2 import IPDB with IPDB() as ipdb: print(" ".join(ipdb.by_name.keys())) 2018-02

Nope, it isn't supported (yet). But let's try to implement it :) I'll write a bit later,

Hello, Brian! The pyroute2 project right now is just a library to provide an API towards the kernel.

Hi, I recently started playing around with pyroute2. I'm trying to create a vxlan interface using

Open a PR, please, we'll discuss the code on GitHub. You know how to work with SRH, I know the

> What is the difference between the cstamp and the tstamp? cstamp — is the address creation

… On Fedora it should be relatively simple (assume you have everything in place to create rpms —

The rules support in IPDB is very limited, and IPv6 rules aren't supported yet. There are some

Thanks, it looks like exactly the right thing! It is still not quite clear, (1) if it is guaranteed

Thanks so much. That's what i was looking for. On Monday, July 24, 2017 at 6:38:12 PM UTC+5:30,

Shortly: ipdb.rules[<key>].remove().commit() Please let me know, if there are any issues with

«Operation not supported» is returned not by the IPDB, but by the kernel. To set VLAN filters on an

Right now there are several ways to do that: 1. Iterate IPDB objects and run dump(): In [1]: from

> This is consistently happening in my system. That's good, easier to debug. Ok, give me some