In article <5358fd54.1060...@netbsd.org>, Frank Kardel <kar...@netbsd.org> wrote: >Hi, > >once upon a time (NetBSD 6.x and before) the command >netstat -nvrf inet >delivered: > >Routing tables > >Internet: >Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Mtu >Interface >default 10.0.2.1 UGS 15 35833864 - nfe0 > expire 0 recvpipe 0 sendpipe 0 > ssthresh 0 rtt 0 rttvar 0 > hopcount 0 >10.0.2/24 link#1 UC 14 0 - nfe0 > expire 1390815881 recvpipe 0 sendpipe 0 > ssthresh 0 rtt 0 rttvar 0 > hopcount 0 >10.0.2.1 00:00:24:c9:2c:84 UHLc 1 2690346 - nfe0 > expire 1398341586 recvpipe 0 sendpipe 0 > ssthresh 0 rtt 109375 rttvar 93750 > hopcount 0 > >Nowadays (-current) I only see the same output as without the -v option. > >Is this deliberate? Is this a regression? > >The -v option was useful to check things like hopcount and diagnose >routing trouble. >The route show <dest> command still outputs the hopcount and other >information, but not the entire routing table in extended format. > >Is there a plan to re-instate the functionality?
I think that died when Elad? tried to cleanup netstat not to use kmem. It should be fixed properly by adding more stuff to sysctl if we bring the functionality back. christos
