Ports shown as mpls-layer instead of normal L3 interface

Hi all,

Idk what and when changed, but our librenms shows MPLS enabled ports as f.ex. " TenGigabitEthernet0/0/26-mpls layer" instead of just “TenGigabitEthernet0/0/26”.
There is no IP info on the MPLS port and also no graph.
If I add “mpls” to badif_type, the ports are deleted in the database and don’t show up in the WebUI. When I reactivate these ports in the database, and do a rediscover, they are deleted again:

ignored by ifType: mpls (matched: mpls )  
SQL[UPDATE `ports` set `deleted`=? WHERE `port_id` = ? ["1",6828299] 0.32ms] 
  
 valid  
ignored by ifType: mpls (matched: mpls )  
SQL[UPDATE `ports` set `deleted`=? WHERE `port_id` = ? ["1",6828301] 0.2ms] 
  
 valid

What option did I miss? Is there a way to have these interfaces just as normal L3 port (probably type ethernet)?


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Component | Version
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LibreNMS  | 24.2.0-30-g8c4205c61 (2024-03-19T10:24:07+01:00)
DB Schema | 2024_02_07_151845_custom_map_additions (291)
PHP       | 8.1.27
Python    | 3.9.2
Database  | MariaDB 10.5.23-MariaDB-0+deb11u1
RRDTool   | 1.7.2
SNMP      | 5.9
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[OK]    Composer Version: 2.7.7
[OK]    Dependencies up-to-date.
[OK]    Database connection successful
[WARN]  Your database schema has extra migrations (2023_11_27_163400_increase_syslog_fields). If you just switched to the stable release from the daily release, your database is in between releases and this will be resolved with the next release.
[OK]    SQL Server meets minimum requirements
[OK]    lower_case_table_names is enabled
[OK]    MySQL engine is optimal
[OK]    MySQL and PHP time match
[OK]    Distributed Polling setting is enabled globally
[OK]    Connected to rrdcached
[OK]    Active pollers found
[OK]    Dispatcher Service is enabled
[OK]    Locks are functional
[OK]    Python wrapper cron entry is not present
[OK]    Redis is functional
[OK]    rrdtool version ok
[OK]    Connected to rrdcached

Thank you for any hints!

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