[nsp] The Case of the Mysterious AS-Path Parser Issues

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Has anyone noticed that the config parser (or the regexp engine) fubars ip
as-path lists at random? I've had this happen numerous times in various
12.08-11S images. Essentially, the workaround has been to blow away the
list and rebuild it. This is really ugly, however, as we get calls from
customers when their routes drop off the net, and they think we're breaking
stuff.

Any comments/ideas/suggestions would be appreciated.

./chris

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