Conflicts:
	CHANGES

It turns out that the rp_filter is only disabled if both all/rp_filter
and ifname/rp_filter are set to 0.  This sets and restores all of these
values explicitly, which fixes mysterious issues on distributions that
set rp_filter by default.

This avoids a crash when an interface is added both in the configuration
file and on the command-line.

This was causing the parser to ignore the rest of the file after an
unknown option.

This avoids various unpleasant edge-cases.

This probably ensures that everything that can be done from the
command-line can be done from the configuration file.

This also adds options protocol-port and protocol-group.

This was causing the channel list to remain stuck at the old value
when we were rerouting.

Conflicts:
	CHANGES

Recent linux kernels (roughly 3.x) keep a routing cache for IPv6: each
time a host is contacted, a temporary /128 route is added. These
routes are visible using “ip -6 route show cache”.

Asking babeld to redistribute all IPv6 routes known to the host, using
"redistribute ip ::/0", causes it to announce and de-announce these
/128 routes frequently, leading other nodes to mark them as
unreachable (thus preventing communication with the host described by
the /128 route, even though less specific routes are available).

Interface_up can be called before an IPv6 address has been assigned to
the interface.  In this case, we need to down the interface again, wait
for a few seconds, then attempt to up it again.