Hide RTP_DOWN in the kernel and don't expose it to userland. Userland is not smart enough to handle it in a sensible way. Make sure the kernel selected routing priority is actually exported to userland or to help daemons like bgpd to keep correctly track of the routes. This should fix some of the rather strange errors seen by people having multipath routes on their bgpd boxes. While there make the interface priority inheritance on static routes work again. OK henning@
Hide RTP_DOWN in the kernel and don't expose it to userland. Userland is
not smart enough to handle it in a sensible way. Make sure the kernel
selected routing priority is actually exported to userland or to help
daemons like bgpd to keep correctly track of the routes. This should fix
some of the rather strange errors seen by people having multipath routes
on their bgpd boxes. While there make the interface priority inheritance
on static routes work again.
OK henning@

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