#!/bin/ksh # $OpenBSD: network_statement.sh,v 1.8 2023/02/15 14:19:08 claudio Exp $ set -e BGPD=$1 BGPDCONFIGDIR=$2 RDOMAIN1=$3 RDOMAIN2=$4 PAIR1=$5 PAIR2=$6 RDOMAINS="${RDOMAIN1} ${RDOMAIN2}" PAIRS="${PAIR1} ${PAIR2}" PAIR1IP=10.12.57.1 PAIR2IP=10.12.57.2 PAIR2STATIC=10.12.58.0/24 PAIR2CONNIP=10.12.59.1 PAIR2CONNPREF=24 PAIR2CONN=10.12.59.0/24 PAIR2RTABLE=10.12.60.0/24 PAIR2PRIORITY=10.12.61.0/24 PAIR2PREFIXSET=10.12.62.0/24 error_notify() { echo cleanup pkill -T ${RDOMAIN1} bgpd || true pkill -T ${RDOMAIN2} bgpd || true sleep 1 ifconfig ${PAIR2} destroy || true ifconfig ${PAIR1} destroy || true route -qn -T ${RDOMAIN1} flush || true route -qn -T ${RDOMAIN2} flush || true ifconfig lo${RDOMAIN1} destroy || true ifconfig lo${RDOMAIN2} destroy || true rm -f ${TMP} if [ $1 -ne 0 ]; then echo FAILED exit 1 else echo SUCCESS fi } wait_until() { local _i=0 cat >"$TMP" while [ "$_i" -lt 8 ]; do sh -x "$TMP" && return 0 sleep 0.5 _i="$((_i + 1))" done echo timeout return 1 } if [ "$(id -u)" -ne 0 ]; then echo need root privileges >&2 exit 1 fi trap 'error_notify $?' EXIT TMP="$(mktemp -t bgpd.XXXXXX)" echo check if rdomains are busy for n in ${RDOMAINS}; do if /sbin/ifconfig | grep -v "^lo${n}:" | grep " rdomain ${n} "; then echo routing domain ${n} is already used >&2 exit 1 fi done echo check if interfaces are busy for n in ${PAIRS}; do /sbin/ifconfig "${n}" >/dev/null 2>&1 && \ ( echo interface ${n} is already used >&2; exit 1 ) done set -x echo setup ifconfig ${PAIR1} rdomain ${RDOMAIN1} ${PAIR1IP}/30 up ifconfig ${PAIR2} rdomain ${RDOMAIN2} ${PAIR2IP}/30 up ifconfig ${PAIR1} patch ${PAIR2} ifconfig lo${RDOMAIN1} inet 127.0.0.1/8 ifconfig lo${RDOMAIN2} inet 127.0.0.1/8 echo add routes route -T ${RDOMAIN1} exec ${BGPD} \ -v -f ${BGPDCONFIGDIR}/bgpd.network_statement.rdomain1.conf route -T ${RDOMAIN2} add ${PAIR2STATIC} ${PAIR1IP} ifconfig ${PAIR2} alias ${PAIR2CONNIP}/${PAIR2CONNPREF} route -T ${RDOMAIN2} add -label PAIR2RTABLE ${PAIR2RTABLE} \ ${PAIR1IP} route -T ${RDOMAIN2} add -priority 55 ${PAIR2PRIORITY} \ ${PAIR1IP} route -T ${RDOMAIN2} exec ${BGPD} \ -v -f ${BGPDCONFIGDIR}/bgpd.network_statement.rdomain2.conf sleep 1 route -T ${RDOMAIN1} exec bgpctl nei RDOMAIN2 up sleep 1 wait_until <