...oh, and remove "disable-password-authentication" from the SSH settings of course.

I wonder if this issue will ever stop re-occuring. Every time it happens, it's for some new reason. I think this time it may be related to ongoing work of @Unicron.

Related task: T1334

Here's a commented reference config from Vyatta 6.5 for testing:

Curiously, I can't reproduce it in the latest rolling, even though the code hasn't changed. We need to test in latest crux builds.

The packages were out of sync with reality for some time. Should be fine now.

The packages were out of sync with reality, it should work as expected now.

@tomjepp Could you share the patch or tell us what and where you had to modify?

@danhusan IPv6 should not be affected. Workaround for IPv4:

@primoz Adding staticd to the daemons config fixes the issue reproducibly on affected systems, even after reboot?

@jmlccdmd Ok, I'll re-test with in/out then.

Since this is a trivial cosmetic issue, we are about to freeze 1.2.0, and the installer is due for a rework in 1.3.0, I'm going to ignore this for now.

Works for me in the latest build.

vyos@vyos-test-2# set protocols static route6 ::/0 blackhole distance 10
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vyos@vyos-test-2# commit
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vyos@vyos-test-2# run show ipv6 route ::/0
Routing entry for ::/0
  Known via "static", distance 10, metric 0, best
  Last update 00:00:10 ago
  * unreachable (blackhole)

Looks like the issue with the same host displayed multiple times is fixed in the latest FRR.

Ok, I've re-tested everything one more time to be sure. I can confirm the somewhat strange (though technically correct) behaviour of blackhole routes: they become ECMP routes if there's another route of the same distance. I would expect normal routes to override them in that case, but the kernel is following its hard and fast rule that two routes with the same distance automatically become ECMP routes, that behaviour is counter-intuitive but consistent.

@jmlccdmd I've been testing it with EPA3 and friday's nightly build.

I've built lldpd 1.0.3, much newer than that from jessie. Luckily, the maintainer keep Debian packaging in the official repository, so it wasn't much effort to do.