This repo contains two directories for creating images for accel-ppp:
- accel-pppd: Container running the accel-ppp daemon
- accel-ppp-drivers: Container for building the kernel modules and installing them to the host (ubuntu)
The Makefile defines targets for building and running the containers:
make build
make start
or equivalently:
make
You can also separately build the images and start the containers:
build-accel-ppp-drivers
start-accel-ppp-drivers
and
build-accel-pppd
start-accel-pppd
Please note that we currently only support ubuntu host machines. The
KERNEL_VERSION of the host system can be specified to build the kernel
modules for certain kernel versions. By default the kernel version is read by
uname -r.
The accel-ppp container is able to create VLAN interfaces before it starts
accel-ppp. The VLAN tags can be configured in the environment section of
accel-pppd in the docker-compose.yml. A single outer tag can be specified
as well as a list of inner tags. If no inner tags are specified the entrypoint
script of accel-ppp will create interfaces for all VLANs 1-4094. If outer tag
is 0 the script creates VLAN interfaces, that are not stacked. The proto can be
either 802.1ad (S-tag) or 802.1Q (C-tag).
We use test-kitchen with the vagrant driver kitchen-vagrant to test our containers. Please make sure vagrant is installed and runs properly.
Install bundler gem install bundler -v '1.17.3' and install the bundle from the Gemfile
with bundle install.
Now you are ready to test the containers with kitchen:
kitchen create
kitchen converge
kitchen verify
To test if a pppoe connection to the accel-pppd container can be established
login to the vagrant machine with kitchen login and run the pppoe client:
sudo pppd pty "/usr/sbin/pppoe -I docker0 -T 80 -U -m 1412" noccp ipparam vpeer-client-2 linkname docker0 noipdefault noauth default-asyncmap defaultroute hide-password updetach mtu 1492 mru 1492 noaccomp nodeflate nopcomp novj novjccomp lcp-echo-interval 40 lcp-echo-failure 3 user intel