iproute2's tc was updated to support the recently upstreamed cake qdisc. Backport this canonical support from upstream into iproute2 v4.17 There is no kernel kmod/userspace tc ABI change in this release from the previous package bump, so everyone can breath a sigh of relief. This is largely a code style change, the exception to prove the rule: option 'autorate_ingress' has been changed to 'autorate-ingress' to fit in with upstream option naming expectations. No openwrt package (e.g. sqm-scripts) has knowledge of 'autorate_ingress' thus only users who made their own scripts or used it within the 'dangerous configuration' options of sqm-scripts will be affected. Signed-off-by: Kevin Darbyshire-Bryant <ldir@darbyshire-bryant.me.uk>
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