Hi there,

I recently stumbled across a weird route in my routing table. Full table:

# netstat -rnf inet 
Routing tables

Internet:
Destination        Gateway            Flags     Refs     Use    Mtu  Interface
default            148.160.128.1      UGS        16 193138081      -  tlp0
0.0.5&0xa050501    255.255.0.255      UGS         0       23      -  tlp0
82.96.39.105       82.96.39.106       UH          0 95212792      -  tun0
82.96.39.176/29    link#2             UC          4        0      -  tlp1
82.96.39.177       00:a0:cc:20:c9:d3  UHLc        0     3972      -  lo0
82.96.39.178       00:13:d3:64:1e:cc  UHLc        5  9444404      -  tlp1
82.96.39.179       00:02:a5:6f:a1:f6  UHLc        1     2874      -  tlp1
82.96.39.180       link#2             UHLc        0        1      -  tlp1
127/8              127.0.0.1          UGRS        0        0  33196  lo0
127.0.0.1          127.0.0.1          UH         18   370212  33196  lo0
148.160.128/24     link#1             UC          2        0      -  tlp0
148.160.128.1      00:03:fa:30:8b:4a  UHLc        1        0      -  tlp0
148.160.128.52     00:80:ad:70:ad:84  UHLc        7   313742      -  lo0
192.168.1/24       link#2             UC          1        0      -  tlp1
192.168.1.14       00:80:77:32:74:8b  UHLc        0       21      -  tlp1

I'm speaking if the route to '0.0.5&0xa050501'.

tlp0 is my internet connection. static ip.
tlp1 is my home network.
tun0 is to get cool hostnames on IRC ;) openvpn.

I managed to delete it at last (thanks #netbsd/efnet!).

# route -n show
--- snip ---
0.0.5.0/-7        255.255.0.255      UG     
--- snip ---
# route delete 0.0.5.0
delete host 0.0.5.0
# 

It would be great if someone who understands this better could write a PR about it.

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Best regards
Alexander Rigbo