!2K      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJInternal utility functions.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNoneKLMNOPQSLow-level typeclasses, functions and ADTs for making netlink packets.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone"#1=?M(& rtnetlinkgA flags bitfield encoded as a set of changes to an initial value, which can can be combined using the R instance. This Rd instance is *not* commutative. Flags set or cleared on the right will override those on the left.  rtnetlink Flag bits  rtnetlink5Mask of flag bits to use. Other bits will be ignored.  rtnetlink#A collection of netlink attributes. rtnetlink5ADT representing a possibly nested netlink attribute. rtnetlinkSimple attribute. rtnetlinkNested attribute. rtnetlinkComposable attribute. rtnetlinkType identifier for an . rtnetlink`Typeclass for data with a defined size. This lets us get sizes to use for constructing headers. rtnetlink Size of data. rtnetlink*Size of data with alignment padding added. rtnetlinkADT corresponding to struct nlmsghdr from linux/netlink.h. rtnetlinkTotal message length ( nlmsg_len). rtnetlinkMessage type ( nlmsg_type). rtnetlinkTop-level flags ( nlmsg_flags). rtnetlinkSequence number ( nlmsg_seq). rtnetlinkDestination address ( nlmsg_pid).S rtnetlink(Get the type of a message started by an . rtnetlinkReturn True5 iff the message is an error, assuming the provided T is headed by an .U rtnetlink(Get the size of a message started by an . rtnetlink6Split a ByteString into multiple messages using their s. rtnetlinkPad a T to a given alignment.  rtnetlink Construct an , with a null-byte-terminated string as data.! rtnetlink Construct an / with a 32-bit word in host byte-order as data." rtnetlink Composable < with a 32-bit word in host byte-order as data. The second Vo argument is a mask of bits we care about so that this attribute can be combined with others of the same type.# rtnetlink Construct an / with a 16-bit word in host byte-order as data.$ rtnetlink Composable < with a 16-bit word in host byte-order as data. The second Wo argument is a mask of bits we care about so that this attribute can be combined with others of the same type.% rtnetlinkGet the type of an .& rtnetlinkGet the data from a simple .' rtnetlinkSearch for an & in a possibly nested list using the  to look for at each level. Unfortunately, the kernel does not presently seem to set NLA_F_NESTED on nested attribute types. Until this is changed in the kernel, we need to traverse nested elements manually.( rtnetlinkSearch for an  and return its data field.) rtnetlinkSearch for an #; decode and return its data field.* rtnetlinkSearch for an 1 and return its data field, minus any null bytes.+ rtnetlinkSearch for an ,, run a getter on it, and return the result., rtnetlink-Apply a change to an existing flags bitfield.- rtnetlink+Apply a change to the all-zeroes bit field.. rtnetlinkSet   and   to the same value.'  !"#$%&'()*+,-.' %&'()+* !"#$ ,-.>High-level classes and ADTs for constructing netlink messages.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone "#=>?@AHV.E rtnetlink%Class of things that can be received.F rtnetlink(The type of header associated with this E.G rtnetlinkInterpret a received NLMessage.H rtnetlink Class of Os that can serve as requests.I rtnetlink1The top-level flags associated with this request.J rtnetlink Class of OOs representing pairs of identifying messages and quality that can be modified.K rtnetlinkConstruct a list of ^Os from an identifier and a quality. By default, use the identifying message's Q.L rtnetlink Construct an  N from an identifier and a quality. By default, use the identifying message's R.M rtnetlink Class of O,s representing things that can be destroyed.N rtnetlink Class of O*s representing things that can be created.O rtnetlink-Class of things that can be sent as messages.P rtnetlink,The type of header to attach to the message.Q rtnetlinkEParts to construct a header corresponding to a message. Defaults to [].R rtnetlinkFConstruct netlink attributes corresponding to a message. Defaults to [].S rtnetlink8Class of headers that can be received in reply messages.T rtnetlinkfThe expected top-level type number(s) that mark a packet replies with this header can be parsed from.U rtnetlink4Class of headers that can be used to request things.V rtnetlinkMThe top-level type number associated with request messages with this header.W rtnetlink3Class of headers that can be used to change things.X rtnetlinkLThe top-level type number associated with change messages with this header.Y rtnetlink4Class of headers that can be used to destroy things.Z rtnetlinkMThe top-level type number associated with destroy messages with this header.[ rtnetlink3Class of headers that can be used to create things.\ rtnetlinkLThe top-level type number associated with create messages with this header.] rtnetlinkAClass of things that can be used as second-level netlink headers.^ rtnetlinkComponents for a ], so they can be combined._ rtnetlinkHow to construct a ] from a list of  HeaderPart's. An empty list should correspond to `.` rtnetlink3Default header for a message, if none is specified.d rtnetlinkxThe 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.f rtnetlinkNegated numeric error code.g rtnetlink$The header of the offending message.j rtnetlink)The secondary header, determined by type.k rtnetlinkThe message's s.l rtnetlinkTop-level message type.m rtnetlinkTop-level message flags.n rtnetlinkMessage sequence number.q rtnetlinkSequence number for an NlMsgHdr.r rtnetlink3Get the sequence number of a message started by an .s rtnetlink Produce a P from a O using Q.t rtnetlink Produce an h$ suitable for sending over the wire.u rtnetlink8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.v rtnetlink8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.w rtnetlink8Produce an NLMessage suitable for sending over the wire.x rtnetlink Produce an h$ suitable for sending over the wire.y rtnetlink)Top-level flags to indicate that calling dump is expected to yield a single E.z rtnetlink)Top-level flags to indicate that calling dump" is expected to yield a multiple Es.o rtnetlinkTop-level flags for an NlMsgHdr.p rtnetlinkMessage type for an NlMsgHdr.8DEGFHIJLKMNORQPSTUVWXYZ[\]`_^acbdegfhinmlkjopqrstuvwxyz{8qrpohinmlkjdegfacb]`_^[\YZWXUVSTORQPstNuMvJLKwHIxyzEGFD{UADTs for creating, destroying, modifying, and getting info about links.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone "#=?@AHMV' rtnetlink&Combinable components of an IfInfoMsg. rtnetlink4The header corresponding to link messages, based on struct ifinfomsg from linux/if_link.h. rtnetlinkThe index of the link. rtnetlinkOperational flags of the link. rtnetlinkTotal packets received. rtnetlinkTotal packets transmitted. rtnetlinkTotal bytes received. rtnetlinkTotal bytes transmitted. rtnetlinkBad packets received. rtnetlinkPacket transmission problems. rtnetlinkDropped due to full buffers. rtnetlinkOut of memory. rtnetlinkMulticast packets received. rtnetlinkPacket collisions. rtnetlinkSize/header mismatch. rtnetlinkReceive ring-buffer overflow. rtnetlink CRC errors. rtnetlinkFrame-alignment errors. rtnetlinkReceiver FIFO overrun. rtnetlinkReceiver missed packets. rtnetlinkDropped due to lack of handler. rtnetlinkOMaximum transmission unit for a link. Note that some interface types, such as "s, don't allow this to be changed. rtnetlinkmInternal debug flag. If this is supported by the driver, it will generally spew some extra information into dmesg. rtnetlinkGWhether to use ARP on the interface to resolve L3 addresses to L2 ones. rtnetlinkA ' link accepts all frames at layer 2; a Y one accepts just those addressed to it and possibly ones sent to the broadcast address. rtnetlinkThe state of a link. rtnetlinkWThe master interface for this interface for this one. For example, a bridge interface. rtnetlinkTag id for a vlan interface. rtnetlinkThe type of a link. rtnetlinkA dummy interface. rtnetlinkA bridge interface. rtnetlinkAn 802.1Q vlan interface. rtnetlinkAn 802.1ad vlan interface. rtnetlink'Specify the link type name as a string. rtnetlinkLink wildcard. rtnetlinkAn ethernet broadcast address. rtnetlinkAn ethernet address. rtnetlinkA link identified by its name. rtnetlinkA link identified by its index.FFaADTs for creating, destroying, modifying, and getting info about layer-3 addresses.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone "#=?@AHMV(_ rtnetlinkPThe header corresponding to address messages, based on 'struct ifaddrmsg' from 'linux/if_addr.h'.a rtnetlinkAddress family (AF_* from  sys/socket.h)b rtnetlinkCIDR netmask for this address.c rtnetlink#Operational flags for this address.d rtnetlinkAddress scope.e rtnetlink"Index of the associated interface.f rtnetlink9An ipv6 address and netmask associated with an interface.h rtnetlinkThe ip4v address itself.i rtnetlinkThe netmask in CIDR notation.j rtnetlink"Index of the associated interface.k rtnetlink9An ipv4 address and netmask associated with an interface.m rtnetlinkThe ip4v address itself.n rtnetlinkThe netmask in CIDR notation.o rtnetlink"Index of the associated interface.p rtnetlink<A textual label applied to an IPv4 address. Defaults to the LinkNameJ of the parent link. Note that this is ignored/absent for IPv6 addresses.s rtnetlink'Destination located anywhere (default).t rtnetlink3User-defined scope; 0, 200, and 253-5 are reserved.u rtnetlink0IPv6 address valid inside this site. Deprecated.v rtnetlinkDestination on attached link.w rtnetlinkLocal address.x rtnetlinkDestination doesn't exist.y rtnetlink7The lifetime of this address. The address will be in a  state for {! seconds, after which it will be . After |( seconds, the address will be removed.  rtnetlinkzEnable joining multicast groups when connected to a switch that does IGMP snooping. Only sensible on multicast addresses. rtnetlinkTWhether to automatically add a route based on the prefix when the address is added. rtnetlinkA 4 IPv6 address is one that was explicitly created. A 8 address is one that was auto-generated, e.g. by SLAAC. rtnetlinkIndicates an address that is past its preferred lifetime. A deprecated address will be dis-preferred for source address selection. rtnetlinkHome address for IPv6. Used in Mobility for IPv6 (MIP6), which allows a device to use its home address on mobile networks. See RFC6275. rtnetlink8Flags for IPv6 duplicate address detection. See RFC4862. rtnetlinkWhether to use this address for neighbor dicovery and receiving frames when it is in a tentative state (i.e., DAD has not yet succeeded). It is dis-preferred for source address selection, like a deprecated address. See RFC4429. rtnetlinkgIndicates that DAD has not yet succeeded. This address will not be used for neighbor discovery unless  is also set. rtnetlinkBIndicates that duplicate address detection failed on this address. rtnetlinkeWhether this IPv6 address should send duplicate address detection packets (see RFC2462). Default is . This flag only makes sense for IPv6 addresses, but the kernel is perfectly happy to let you set it on IPv4 ones, with no effect. rtnetlinkNPrecedence for address on its link. The first address created on a subnet is , and each subsequent one is -. (This is similar to an "alias" address in ifconfig.) By default, linux has the (maybe counterintuitive) behavior that, when the primary address on a subnet is deleted, all secondary interfaces are deleted as well. To change this behavior, you can set net.ipv{4|6}.conf. dev.promote_secondaries = 1 in sysctl. rtnetlinkA netmask in CIDR notation. rtnetlink!The index of a layer-3 interface. rtnetlinkNInterface wildcard. Use this to get information about all layer-3 interfaces.X rtnetlink4Construct a network-byte-order representation of an .Y rtnetlink0Parse a network-byte-order representation of an .Z rtnetlink4Construct a network-byte-order representation of an .[ rtnetlink0Parse a network-byte-order representation of an .H_`aebcdfghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~Hklmnofghijrstuvwxpq}~yz{|_`aebcd5Extends System.Socket with the netlink socket family.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone=?HV  rtnetlinkVClass of netlink groups. This is extensible because groups vary by netlink subsystem.  rtnetlinkNetlink socket family.\ rtnetlinkNetlink source address.] rtnetlinkGroup subscription mask.^ rtnetlink-Construct a group mask from a list of groups.  rtnetlink7Construct a netlink socket from a collection of groups.  rtnetlinkLike  ), but with a configurable source address. rtnetlinkThe kernel's address.          =Extends System.Socket with the ROUTE_NETLINK socket protocol.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNone rtnetlinkBMulticast groups the user of an RTNetlink socket can subscribe to./ rtnetlink4Protocol for the ROUTE_NETLINK subsystem of netlink. !"#$%&'()*+,-.// !"#$%&'()*+,-.RBasic high-level tools for speaking RTNetlink with the Linux kernel.(c) Formaltech Inc. 2017BSD3protob3n@gmail.com experimentalLinuxNoneM5 rtnetlink-RTNL monad to simplify netlink communication.6 rtnetlink#Run an RTNL function and catch all IOError]s. This means that functions in this module are guaranteed not to throw uncaught exceptions.7 rtnetlinkGRun an RTNL function. RTNL functions in this module throw exclusively IOErrors.8 rtnetlink=Run an RTNL function and specify some groups to subscribe to.9 rtnetlink#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.: rtnetlink Send any h and receive a list of Es.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.; rtnetlinkLike :, but discards non-error Es.< rtnetlinkSend a N message and ignore non-error Es.= rtnetlinkSend a M message and ignore non-error Es.> rtnetlinkSend a H and receive the associated Es.? rtnetlinkLink > , but throws _ if the E) list does not have exactly one element.@ rtnetlinkSend a J message and ignore non-error Es.A rtnetlink Get all the E@s of a particular type in the backlog and queued on the socket.B rtnetlinkClear the backlog.` rtnetlink9Return all the responses for the current sequence number.a rtnetlinkTry to decode a E#. 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