Disregard route if update is a subnet of tun's address #676
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As the tun_ip is derived from dns_block, set the tun's address prefix length equal to dns_block prefix length. Then ignore any route updates that are a subnet of the tun's address. This becomes helpful when large number of DNS intercepts are employed (say wildcard), each causing a /32 route to be added. Signed-off-by: Tom Carroll <4632752+tomc797@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks for taking a stab at this. This has been on our minds for a while now (#474). Ideally the matching routes would be caught at the tunneler-sdk layer (probably in |
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tun_ipis derived fromdns_block, set thetun's address prefix length equal todns_blockprefix length. Then ignore any route updates that are a subnet of thetun's address. This becomes helpful when large number of DNS intercepts are employed (say wildcard), each causing a /32 route to be added.