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Use configured local address over the one that is taken from the BGP session #2827

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Use configured local address over the one that is taken from the BGP TCP connection.

This is needed in cases when using VRFs over GENEVE Tunnels where we bind the listening address to one internal IP for security reasons. Without this fix the local address was overridden with the listening address resulting in wrong nexthop advertisement.

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This is needed in cases when using VRFs over GENEVE Tunnels where we bind the listening address to one internal IP for security reasons.
Without this fix the local address was overridden with the listening address resulting in wrong nexthop advertisement.
@@ -879,6 +879,9 @@ func (s *BgpServer) toConfig(peer *peer, getAdvertised bool) *oc.Neighbor {
if state == bgp.BGP_FSM_ESTABLISHED {
peer.fsm.lock.RLock()
conf.Transport.State.LocalAddress, conf.Transport.State.LocalPort = peer.fsm.LocalHostPort()
if conf.Transport.Config.LocalAddress != "0.0.0.0" {
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should be != ""?

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This was my initial change and then when tested things didnt worked as expected. So, added a log and this is the value I got. You think I should add also != "" ?

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@barlev-eddie maybe we can use STDLIB to check localhost, what will happen when user uses 127.0.0.1 / localhost fqdn?

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