Instead of using roles.wan directly as the default for roles.single,
create a copy of the table, so subsequent modifications of roles.single
don't affect roles.wan as well.
Fixes migration of Mesh-on-WAN status when no default for "single"
interfaces is set in site.conf.
A section can be marked as preseved by setting the gluon_preserve option
to 1. In addition the following conditions must hold:
- The preserved section must not already exist after OpenWrt's and
Gluons setup scripts run. Modifying existing sections is currently
unsupported.
- Preserved sections must be named, so it can be detected whether a
section conflicts with a preexisting one.
Allow interface names to change on updates to handle hwconfig -> DSA and
similar migrations.
On devices with only a single interface, a sysconfig single_ifname is
created instead of wan_ifname or lan_ifname to allow separate
configuration in site.conf.
With the new role-based interface configuration, it would be better to
rename the wan/wan6 interfaces to uplink/uplink6, but that would cause
unnecessary churn for the firewall configuration, so it is left for a
later update.
As all interfaces with the 'uplink' role are in the br-wan bridge, it is
not possible to assign these to the 'mesh' role independently - instead,
br-wan is added as a mesh interface as soon as a single interface has
both the 'uplink' and 'mesh' roles. The UCI section for this
configuration is now called 'mesh_uplink' instead of 'mesh_wan'.
For all interfaces that have the 'mesh', but not the 'uplink' role a
second configuration 'mesh_other' is created. If there is more than one
such interface, all these interfaces are bridged as well (creating a
bridge 'br-mesh_other'). This replaces the 'mesh_lan' section with its
optional 'br-mesh_lan' bridge, but can also include interfaces that were
not considered "LAN" when interfaces roles are modified (via site.conf
or manually).
The new configuration generates sections iface_single/lan/wan in
/etc/config/gluon. These sections usually refer to a sysconfig-controlled
interface list, but adding custom sections with verbatim interfaces names
is also possible.
Each interface section contains a list of roles. The supported roles are
'client', 'uplink' and 'mesh'. Multiple roles can be configured on the
same interface (for example the old 'mesh_on_wan' setting would become
'uplink'+'mesh').
'client' is subsumed by any other role configured on the same interface
('client'+'mesh' is equivalent to 'mesh'). This property is important, as
it allows the Wired Mesh settings in gluon-web-network to simply add and
remove the mesh role without having to care what other roles are set -
so in the default setup, this would switch between 'client' and
'client'+'mesh' for the LAN interface.
By default, the WAN interface has role 'uplink' and the LAN interface
'client'; if only a single interface exists, the roles from the WAN
interface are used by default. The default for each of the three
interfaces (WAN/LAN/single) can be changed separated in site.conf,
superseding the old mesh_on_wan, mesh_on_lan and single_as_lan settings.
Swap the interfaces so than the PoE input port LAN0 is used for WAN and
config mode, and LAN1 becomes LAN.
To this end, the code previously used for ar71xx and removed in
commit 9fdc57c175 ("treewide: drop ar71xx platform specific code") is
reintroduced.
Fixes#2384
This copies the code from web-admin and uses it to create a neat
cli-accessible summary about a node
This could also be extended or possibly have all the data the status
page has
Co-Authored-By: Matthias Schiffer <mschiffer@universe-factory.net>
The 'hwmode' setting has been replaced with 'band' in OpenWrt to add
support for newer bands outside of 2.4G and 5G. Adjust Gluon accordingly.
[Matthias Schiffer: rebased, extended commit message]
This removes PKG_VERSION and PKG_RELEASE from most Makefiles, as the
value was never useful for Gluon packages; instead, PKG_VERSION is set
to 1 in gluon.mk.
It also removes two other weird definitions:
- gluon-iptables-clamp-mss-to-pmtu replicating the old PKG_VERSION logic
from gluon-core, but without the fixed PKG_BUILD_DIR to prevent
unnessary rebuilds
- gluon-hoodselector set GLUON_VERSION=3
Calling git describe directly breaks isolation between the build system
and packages. Replace this with proper .config variables, like we
already do for GLUON_RELEASE.
Also replace the PKG_VERSION hack with a static '1', as we do for other
packages - while having those version numbers in opkg was cute, it was
also entirely useless. Having a fixed PKG_VERSION allows us to remove
the PKG_BUILD_DIR override as well.
- Move site check for prefix4 and extra_prefixes6 to gluon-core, so the
rules don't need to be duplicated in several packages. This also fixes
gluon-respondd not checking extra_prefixes6 at all when
gluon-ebtables-source-filter is not installed as well.
- A redundant check for prefix6 is removed from gluon-l3roamd (this was
already checked by gluon-core)
- A separate check for prefix4 remains in gluon-client-bridge, as the
setting in mandatory there
Specify conffiles for our packages, so they aren't overwritten during
opkg updates. While this only matters during development, it is
unintended to have different behaviour for opkg update and full firmware
updates.
The PHY lookup helper "find_phy_by_path" could not lookup the PHY name
for paths from multi-phy devices.
An example for such a path would be:
'1e140000.pcie/pci0000:00/0000:00:01.0/0000:02:00.0+1'
The integer after the plus (+) character determines the PHY index of the
specific device in relation to the PHY with the lowest index of the
device.
For example, if the device provides phy2 and phy3, the above path would
describe phy3. In case the device provides phy0 and phy1, it would
describe phy1.
Rewrite the "find_phy_by_path" function to support those paths as well
as regular device paths in a universal manner.
Signed-off-by: David Bauer <mail@david-bauer.net>
Delete all default network device sections upon first boot.
Only LAN & WAN networks are defined at this point. We are using the
legacy way of definiting bridges via the interface sections ifname
option.
The prior filtering was based upon a single device and didn't take into
consideration that DSA interface names can be named arbitrarily.
Signed-off-by: David Bauer <mail@david-bauer.net>
VoCores aren't exactly useful mesh nodes except for experimentation.
They certainly aren't worth maintaining a whole target, in particular
one that has a WLAN driver not used by any other target.
