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ip_lib was parsing tunnel links incorrectly. We can create interface names with any character the filesystem supports (not '..', '/', ':'). Given this we do not know what to delimit on so parsing iproute2 output is probably not a good idea. I asked the iproute2 devs what the proper way we should get interface names is and was told NOT to parse iproute2 output but to use something like sysfs instead. http://www.spinics.net/lists/netdev/msg316577.html This patch pulls interfaces from sysfs (/sys/class/net) and verifies them via checking if they are links (bonding creates files for instance and needs to be skipped). Currently it is not possible without jumping through a ton of hoops to access a network namespace without iproute2 or cython, so we use ip to run find to find the correct sysfs directory. We also only call out to iproute2 _ONLY_ if needed. Change-Id: I07d1d297f07857d216649cccf717896574aac301 Closes-Bug: 1374663 |
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