benchmarks/iperf: modernize server mode
Replace the legacy Ruby manager and its persistent socket service with a short-lived Python helper invoked through configd. Store transient jobs and JSON results in /tmp, reject duplicate ports, and support removal of running instances.
Move the server UI to an in-memory Instance model and client-style Bootgrid view under /ui/iperf/index/instance. Drop firewall manipulation, service registration, and Ruby dependencies.
dns/ddclient: add force refresh (#5758)
* dns/ddclient: add force refresh
Add a "Force refresh" command to the Accounts grid, per row for enabled
accounts and for the selected rows (native backend only). The cached
state of the requested accounts is cleared in a locked state while the
service is stopped, so the service updates them on startup using the
regular account implementation, even when the detected address equals
the one sent before. Normal polling is unchanged.
The grid is reloaded until the requested accounts show a new update
time, accounts without an update are reported after 30 seconds.
Refs #5757
* dns/ddclient: force refresh, simplify as reviewed
Reset the cached state (-r/--reset-state) and restart the service
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net/frr: reimplement handling policy list entries as logical groups (#5745)
* net/frr: BGP handle grouped policy objects consistently
Keep the existing flat storage for prefix lists, AS-path lists, community lists, and route maps while presenting each logical group as one model relation option. This avoids a fragile configuration migration and retains compatibility with existing UUID references.
Add a shared FRR controller guard which prevents deleting any member of a logical group while one of its entries is referenced. Group list entries by their displayed name or number and clarify the corresponding form help.
When rendering BGP, consider a logical group enabled when any of its entries is enabled. Apply this consistently to neighbor and peer-group policy attachments, redistribution route maps, and route-map matches.
* net/frr: OSPF handle grouped policy objects consistently
Present flat prefix-list and route-map entries as logical groups in relations. Protect every member of a referenced group from deletion and render references whenever any member of the selected group is enabled.
* net/frr: Update plugin changelog
Document consistent handling of grouped BGP, OSPF, and OSPFv3 policy objects.
* net/frr: Use tabulator groupBy to logically group the keys in the grid
