Hi, thanks, I put the just value. Any way I have antother snippet ;( --- define anycast_bgp_as = 57801; define anycast_a_bgp_community = 11; define anycast_a_bgp_med = 100; .... filter bgp_out_anycast { if (match_anycast_a()) then { bgp_community.add((anycast_bgp_as,anycast_a_bgp_community)); if (anycast_a_bgp_med > 0) { bgp_med = anycast_a_bgp_med; } accept; } .... --- The problem is in IF statement. I'm thinking to switch to ansible end templates :) best regards Peter On 14/07/15 12:04, Kai wrote:
Hi!
If I remember correctly, I tried this as well. And again, if my memory serves me well, you cannot use a defined constant with the "router id"-directive. (Don't know the reason.) But you should be able to use constants in pretty much of all other cases.
Best regards, Kai
Gesendet: Dienstag, 14. Juli 2015 um 11:50 Uhr Von: "Peter Hudec" <phudec@cnc.sk> An: bird-users@network.cz Betreff: define command is not working ?
Hi,
I'm trying to make the configuration more template and variable based. but I'm fighting with this .. Am I using the define command wrong? I seen few examples how to use define command ..
--- log stderr all; log syslog all;
define bgp_router_id = 192.168.93.104;
# Override router ID router id bgp_router_id; .... ---
On the line with 'router id' I've got 'syntax error'.
os: debian jessie bird: 1.4.5
best regards Peter
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