How to prefer BGP route over OSPF?

[Michael Ludvig]

Hi

I've got a linux router with 2 uplinks - one is a Cisco VDSL modem 
advertising 0.0.0.0/0 over OSPF when VDSL is up and one is Fibre link 
where the ISP sends us 0.0.0.0/0 over BGP.

If both links are up I want to route everything over Fibre (BGP), if 
Fibre fails for any reason use the VDSL (OSPF). Here is my config:

protocol ospf ospf_vdsl {
         area 65 {
                 stub no;
                 interface "vdsl0" {
                         cost 1000;
                         type broadcast;
                         authentication none;
                 };
         };
         import where net = 0.0.0.0/0;
         export none;
};

protocol bgp bgp_fibre {
         local as xx526;
         neighbor x.x.20.201 as xx746;
         source address x.x.20.202;
         import where net = 0.0.0.0/0;
         export none;
};

With this config Bird 1.4.5 always prefers OSPF whenever the link is up 
- how can I tell it to prefer BGP instead? I even set the cost of the 
VDSL link to 1000 but that didn't make any difference.

~ # birdc show route for 0.0.0.0/0
BIRD 1.4.5 ready.
0.0.0.0/0          via 10.65.1.1 on vdsl0 [ospf_vdsl 15:47:14] * E2 
(150/1000/1) [1] [10.65.1.1]
                    via x.x.20.201 on fibre0 [bgp_fibre 14:28:27] (100) 
[ASxx746i]


Thanks!

Michael