Oh, My, GOD! You may think I was just doing afk the past week or so, But, You'd be wrong, So, So, SO wrong. I've spent almost every day working as hard as I can on this commit here. It should work perfectly now, It should properly exclude interfaces, And, It should automatically exclude inactive ones. More testing is needed, Especially testing of running the -e argument multiple times, I.E -e eth0 -e wlan0. Anyway, Thank you for reading, And for downloading.
Here is a vagrant file I have been testing with, You will have to use vde_switch in order to run netsukuku without being disconnected from ssh. Also, I've done some work on the exclude argument, I'm testing some goto stuff right now, I'm primarily pushing this for testing purposes across multiple devices.
I had to go to the official arch linux website and read through the package list to help someone, I, Also, Had to read on an arch linux wiki for the pacman command.
Everything should now be okay, Just, Don't leave any interfaces disabled. We still need to figure out how to handle excluding multiple interfaces, And for ignoring disabled ones.
I've done A LOT of work on an exclude interface argument. I.E us all interfaces except this one. It does not work yet, Any help anyone provides in fixing it will be appreciated.
Changed SIGKILL to SIGINT, So Netsukuku will clean and save everything properly. I, Also, Added more stuff to inet_sendto for packet division in the case of errno 90. Still working
A million changes, tunl0 was only ever used for checking if the ipip module is loaded. So, Instead of trying to modify it to check if it exists, We now just use get tunnel. We improved some errors and added some of our own. We made more changes than I can remember right now, Please enjoy.
I, FINALLY, Fixed the bug where netsukuku just crashed in restricted mode, Without restoring /etc/resolv.conf. However! I did this by bypassing fatal(). This is kind of a hack, Netsukuku will probably be able to restore /etc/resolv.conf without this, Once the tunl0 bug is fixed, Thus preventing fatal from being called.