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# What the scripts are used for
`/usr/local/sbin/update-irr-filters.sh` Has to be put in a cron
`/usr/local/sbin/update-check-import.sh` Is used to do generate the stuff common to all peers
`/usr/local/sbin/generate-irr-filter.sh` Is used to generate each peer configuration
* `/usr/local/sbin/update-irr-filters.sh` has to be put in a cron
* `/usr/local/sbin/update-check-import.sh` is used to do generate the stuff
common to all peers
* `/usr/local/sbin/generate-irr-filter.sh` is used to generate each peer
configuration
# Configuration files
`/usr/local/etc/bird-peers-update.conf` is sourced for three variables:
* `PDB_API_KEY` which will be used to query the peeringdb api
* `BIRD_CONF_PATH` for the base dir of bird (freebsd and linux have different ones)
* `BIRD_CONF_PATH` for the base dir of bird (freebsd and linux have
different ones)
* `IXP_ASN` the ixp asn for the communities
# Override some peers configuration
If you want to add some configuration for some particular peers, you can do it like that:
If you want to add some configuration for some particular peers, you can do it
like that:
```
root@lillix-rs2:~# cat /usr/local/etc/bird-override/bgp_208627_ALARIG_193_34_197_135.conf
bfd on;