PS: I would really, really love to keep a layer 3 option in Gluon going. Also because I think it would be neat to compare the different routing protocols in real world scenarios. With the autoupdater and scheduled-domain-switcher it should be quite easy to run a whole network on protocol a) for a month and protocol b) on another. Without needing full central control, like SSH root access (but it is an option; otherwise the autoupdater uses a multi-party signature scheme, so you can say s.th. like 3 of these 10 people need to sign a new firmware). So, shameless promotion..., if anyone here might be interested in maintaining a Babel or OLSR implementation in Gluon, let us know :-).
The main topic here is that the communities using it either have moved on (Frankfurt) or have dissolved (Magdeburg). At this point I am not sure who wants to continue with our experiments from 2019. Freifunk did work great with babeld and l3roamd. But there is another default already...
Also, if we could find a great way to aggregate routes, that would be awesome.
Regards Christof -- () ascii ribbon campaign /\ http://www.asciiribbon.org
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