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* Full compatibility with Apple Internet Router 3.0
* Function on modern operating systems
* EtherTalk support
* Be observable (there's a HTTP server with a `/status` page)
TashTalk could be a stretch goal, if I can acquire one!
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You can now configure a different Ethernet address for the EtherTalk
interface. I haven't tested it with netatalk or tashrouter on the same
host, but I think using a distinct Ethernet address would help them coexist.
* It doesn't do any of the required packet splitting to keep packets under the
AppleTalk size limits. ~~In particular ZIP GetZoneList Replies are incorrect
when the zone list would exceed the limit.~~ GetZoneList is now fixed, but
various others need fixing.
* It logs a lot and has no other monitoring or observability capability. I plan
to add a Prometheus metrics endpoint and at least add log levels / verbosity
flag.
* The AURP implementation is strictly incomplete, and lost connections with
configured peers aren't re-established after some backoff. This won't be too
difficult.
* It currently ignores other AppleTalk routers on the EtherTalk side. This is
the next main thing to implement to make it work with e.g. netatalk.
* Some packet types need splitting to fit within limits. Some of these aren't
implemented yet (mainly encapsulated).
* I plan to add a Prometheus metrics endpoint and at least add log levels /
verbosity config.
* The AURP implementation is mostly there, but not fully complete. The main
thing missing is sequence number checking.
Things I plan to fix At Some Point:
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## How to use
WARNING: It Barely Works™
WARNING: It Sorta Works™
First, set up a `jrouter.yaml` (use the one in this repo as an example).