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Michael Tüxen authored
When using local mode on *BSD, using the tun0 device was hard coded in contrast to Linux, where the next unused tun device was used. This patch changes the behaviour on *BSD to use the next unused tun device. This also requires that the device is removed when packetdrill terminates. This was the case on Linux, but not on *BSD. On *BSD there is also a new command line option (--tun-dev) to set the device name and not select an ephemerial one.
Michael Tüxen authoredWhen using local mode on *BSD, using the tun0 device was hard coded in contrast to Linux, where the next unused tun device was used. This patch changes the behaviour on *BSD to use the next unused tun device. This also requires that the device is removed when packetdrill terminates. This was the case on Linux, but not on *BSD. On *BSD there is also a new command line option (--tun-dev) to set the device name and not select an ephemerial one.
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