wp       !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~     5Extends System.Socket with the netlink socket family.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone9;DRVClass of netlink groups. This is extensible because groups vary by netlink subsystem.Netlink socket family. Netlink source address.!Group subscription mask."-Construct a group mask from a list of groups.7Construct a netlink socket from a collection of groups.Like ), but with a configurable source address. The kernel's address.# !" $    " $# !=Extends System.Socket with the ROUTE_NETLINK socket protocol.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNoneBMulticast groups the user of an RTNetlink socket can subscribe to.*4Protocol for the ROUTE_NETLINK subsystem of netlink. !"#$%&'()*%+, !"#$%&'()** !"#$%&'() !"#$%&'()*%+,SLow-level typeclasses, functions and ADTs for making netlink packets.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone!"9;0#A collection of netlink attributes.25ADT representing a possibly nested netlink attribute.3Simple attribute.4Nested attribute.5Type identifier for an 2.6`Typeclass for data with a defined size. This lets us get sizes to use for constructing headers.7 Size of data.8*Size of data with alignment padding added.9ADT corresponding to struct nlmsghdr from linux/netlink.h.;Total message length ( nlmsg_len).<Message type ( nlmsg_type).=Top-level flags ( nlmsg_flags).>Sequence number ( nlmsg_seq).?Destination address ( nlmsg_pid).&(Get the type of a message started by an 9.@Return True5 iff the message is an error, assuming the provided ' is headed by an 9.((Get the size of a message started by an 9.A6Split a ByteString into multiple messages using their 9s.BPad a ' to a given alignment.C Construct an 2, with a null-byte-terminated string as data.D Construct an 2 with a 32-bit word as data.E Construct an 2 with a 16-bit word as data.FGet the type of an 2.GGet the data from a simple 2.HSearch for an 2& in a possibly nested list using the 5 to look for at each level.$0123456789:;<=>?&@(ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGH9:;<=>?@A234015FGHCDE678B0123456789:;<=>?&@(ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ>High-level classes and ADTs for constructing netlink messages.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone !"9:;<=DR%X%Class of things that can be received.Y(The type of header associated with this X.ZXThe expected top-level type number(s) that mark a packet this reply can be parsed from.[Interpret a received NLMessage.\ Class of ks that can serve as requests.]OThe top-level type number associated with requesting things with this message.^1The top-level flags associated with this request._8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.` Class of kOs representing pairs of identifying messages and quality that can be modified.aMThe top-level type number associated with changing things with this message.bdConstruct a header from an identifier and a quality. Should probably use the identifying message's m.cgConstruct aattributes from an identifier and a quality. Should probably use the identifying message's n.d8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.e Class of k,s representing things that can be destroyed.fHThe top-level type number associated with destroying with this message.g8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.h Class of k*s representing things that can be created.iEThe top-level type number associated with creating with this message.j8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.k-Class of things that can be sent as messages.l,The type of header to attach to the message.m;Construct a header corresponding to a message. Defaults to q.nEConstruct netlink attributes corresponding to a message. Defaults to ).o8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.pAClass of things that can be used as second-level netlink headers.q3Default header for a message, if none is specified.rxThe header of an error sent in response to a bad netlink message. The numeric values correspond to negated values from Foreign.C.Error. Try running  man 3 errno for more information.tNegated numeric error code.u$The header of the offending message.x)The secondary header, determined by type.yThe message's 2s.zTop-level message type.{Top-level message flags.|Message sequence number.Sequence number for an NlMsgHdr.3Get the sequence number of a message started by an 9.The default request flags assume that the request identifies a single entity. When requesting information for multiple entities, overload ^ with these.6XYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}Top-level flags for an NlMsgHdr.~Message type for an NlMsgHdr.-XYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~6~}vwxyz{|rstupqklmnohijefg`abcd\]^_XYZ[XYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~aADTs for creating, destroying, modifying, and getting info about layer-3 addresses.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone !"DIRPThe header corresponding to address messages, based on 'struct ifaddrmsg' from 'linux/if_addr.h'.Address family (AF_* from  sys/socket.h)CIDR netmask for this address.#Operational flags for this address.Address scope."Index of the associated interface.9An ipv6 address and netmask associated with an interface.The ip4v address itself.The netmask in CIDR notation."Index of the associated interface.9An ipv4 address and netmask associated with an interface.The ip4v address itself.The netmask in CIDR notation."Index of the associated interface.A netmask in CIDR notation.!The index of a layer-3 interface.NInterface wildcard. Use this to get information about all layer-3 interfaces.*4Construct a network-byte-order representation of an .+0Parse a network-byte-order representation of an .,4Construct a network-byte-order representation of an .-0Parse a network-byte-order representation of an .2*+,-*+,-UADTs for creating, destroying, modifying, and getting info about links.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone !"<=DIR MThe header corresponding to link messages, based on 'struct ifinfomsg' from 'linux/if_link.h'.The index of the link.Operational flags of the link.Change mask for link flags.The state of a link.A bridge interface.A dummy interface.Link wildcard.An ethernet address.A link identified by its name.A link identified by its index.,, RBasic high-level tools for speaking RTNetlink with the Linux kernel.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNoneI -RTNL monad to simplify netlink communication.#Run an RTNL function and catch all IOError]s. This means that functions in this module are guaranteed not to throw uncaught exceptions.GRun an RTNL function. RTNL functions in this module throw exclusively IOErrors.=Run an RTNL function and specify some groups to subscribe to.#Lowest-level RTNL function. Send a  BytsString3 and receive all responses and queued messages as  ByteStrings._Note:_ This function does nothing to manage sequence numbers or distinguish between responses and queued messages. Nothing will be added to the backlog. Send any v and receive a list of Xs.If the ReplyTypeNumbersf of the return type do not include NLM_ERROR, any non-zero error messages received will be thrown as IOErrorBs. Responses that don't parse as the return type will be ignored.Like , but discards non-error Xs.Send a h message and ignore non-error Xs.Send a e message and ignore non-error Xs.Send a \ and receive the associated Xs.Send a ` message and ignore non-error Xs. Get all the X@s of a particular type in the backlog and queued on the socket.Clear the backlog..9Return all the responses for the current sequence number./Try to decode a X#. 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