Are you sending any specific signals to bgpd? Is it "just" `pkill bgpd` or are you sending -6 or -9 (or others)?
Normally, I use `rcctl stop bgpd` or `/etc/rc.d/bgpd stop` depending on how senile my finger memory is. In such cases, all routes are removed from the kernel fib as bgpd stops running. On 2016 Mar 15 (Tue) at 17:36:56 +0100 (+0100), Laurent CARON wrote: :Hi, : :I'm wondering what a good way of terminating bgpd would be. : :Context: OpenBSD box (5.8 GENERIC.MP#1236 amd64) running ospfd, bgpd, ... : :When terminating bgpd (pkill bgpd), routes installed by bgpd are not being :removed from the routing table (this server is getting 4 full views and a lot :of peering sessions (see bgpctl show rib mem below)). : :How to have the routes removed from the rib when the bgpd daemon is killed ? : :Thanks : ::bgpctl show rib mem: :RDE memory statistics : 583225 IPv4 unicast network entries using 22.2M of memory : 95527 IPv6 unicast network entries using 5.1M of memory : 1355164 rib entries using 82.7M of memory : 6696529 prefix entries using 409M of memory : 1150903 BGP path attribute entries using 132M of memory : 402714 BGP AS-PATH attribute entries using 21.8M of memory, : and holding 1150903 references : 32147 BGP attributes entries using 1.2M of memory : and holding 3629437 references : 32146 BGP attributes using 805K of memory :RIB using 674M of memory : -- Experience is what causes a person to make new mistakes instead of old ones.
