bridge: Epair name for ^15 characters #820
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#786
Allow bridged-VNET interface to work when interface name exceeds 15 characters. This is done by using "epairX" as the name instead of "eXa_jailname" in such cases.
Testing (all with bridged VNET, nothing else should be affected)
Create jail called test, rename to test1, validate jail.conf, rc.conf, and networking
Create jail called test, rename to testtesttesttest, validate jail.conf, rc.conf, and networking
Create jail called testtesttesttest, rename to test1, validate jail.conf, rc.conf, and networking
Create jail called testtesttesttest, rename to testing12345678, validate jail.conf, rc.conf, and networking
The purpose of the above is to validate all use cases (short name to short and long name, and long name to short and long name)
You should find that anytime the new name exceeds 15 characters (plus the interface prefix of eXa_) it will be named "epairXa epairXb" but anytime is is shorter, the current default naming applies.