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npc-spinel: Allow user to control filtering of RLOC addresses #239

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@abtink abtink commented Sep 22, 2017

By default, the RLOC IPv6 addresses from NCP are filtered by wpantund
and are not added on the primary wpan interface. This commits adds a
new wpan property "Thread:Config:FilterRLOCAddresses" to allow user
to control/change this behavior. It is expected that this configuration
property is set as part of wpantund.conf settings.

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Nopik commented Oct 14, 2017

Any idea why this PR failed on Travis? dbus-1: package not found seems like broken testsuite, not a code problem..

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abtink commented Oct 16, 2017

Seems like master is also seeing the same error.

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That's pretty weird. Maybe something is busted with pkg-config on homebrew? I can make those builds optional for now.

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Rebase and travis should be nice to you.

By default, the RLOC IPv6 addresses from NCP are filtered by wpantund
and are not added on the primary wpan interface. This commits adds a
new wpan property "Thread:Config:FilterRLOCAddresses" to allow user
to control/change this behavior. It is expected that this configuration
property  is set as part of `wpantund.conf` settings.
@abtink abtink merged commit 37260ea into openthread:master Oct 17, 2017
@abtink abtink deleted the pr/allow-rloc-address branch October 17, 2017 16:46
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