feat(net/frr): run register_sas on restart and reload

[olanystrom]

invoke register_sas during FRR restart and reload to keep SAS state in sync with FRR changes

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#3372

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Describe the problem
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BGP md5-password are not synced to userspace with setkey.
A utility to sync this exists as '/usr/local/opnsense/scripts/frr/register_sas' but that is only ran once in setup.sh

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Describe the proposed solution

Adding '/usr/local/opnsense/scripts/frr/register_sas' to reload and restart commands in actions_quagga.conf

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[fichtner]

setup.sh also loads on restart and reload. Is the ordering wrong?

[olanystrom]

It never seems to run on my server.

I added logging to the script, but setup.sh doesn't appear to run at all — I see no output or logs on either reload or restart.

[fichtner]

I’ll check next week. This seems suspicious.

Cheers,
Franco

[AdSchellevis]

@fichtner it is, looks like a regression. My best guess is 9486488

@olanystrom can you try 9486488 and see if that makes a difference on your end?

[fichtner]

Yep, looks reasonable.

[olanystrom]

@AdSchellevis I Disabled and Enabled FRR with that change in.
Now setup.sh is run on start and restarts at least.
It is not run on reloads. So if I change the md5-password on a neighbour I have to restart bgpd to make it work.
Still. Much better now.

[AdSchellevis]

It is not run on reloads.

If I'm not mistaken the setup hook only triggers on [re]start, which might explain the behavior. Assuming reloading does work for these changes, we might need to add the script only in the reload command. I'll leave this open for further discussion.

[Monviech]

If a neighbor is changed, check if vtysh show running-config even has the new password in it (if it is contained in there, I didnt check)

From my experience changes that destroy configration aspects are not processed by frr-reload in order to not destroy established sessions.

I assume a full restart is necessary anyway.