| 27 Sep 2021 |
eyJhb | I have heard them both in combination many times here in Denmark :) | 12:32:03 |
andi- | Yeah great but I DON'T and I AM YOUR CUSTOMER | 12:40:10 |
eyJhb | But you're only 1 of in 100.000! All the others have NOT requested it! /s I fucking hate it as well. I don't buy that BS... | 12:41:05 |
eyJhb | Also, here in Denmark they all offer the same BS to the same price. It's actually the only edge they can get on each other, but no one is going that way. Except smaller companies. | 12:41:35 |
andi- | I started deploying v6 only network segments years ago and it would be amazing if github supported v6. | 12:41:38 |
eyJhb | I dream of the day, more support it. The adoption rate in DK is still like.. 5%... And of all the biggest phone ISPs + broadband providers, I think 2-3 supported IPv6 just on their main domain. | 12:42:43 |
eyJhb | But I am at a stalemate with them.. Because, nothing you say seems to get through to them. | 12:44:20 |
eyJhb | andi-: if you have some arguments I should try to fire off at the company I am currently doing my internship at (ISP), then hit me up :) Trying to convince them slowly :) | 12:44:46 |
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| 28 Sep 2021 |
Jez (he/him) | hey folks, is there a tool around that will evaluate a nixos system configuration in the context of a pinned nixpkgs and tell you if there are any known vulnerabilities affecting it (and possibly whether fixes are available in a more recent nixpkgs)? | 07:58:31 |
Linux Hackerman | Jez (he/him): you can use vulnix on any derivation, it's a bit of a blunt approach to finding vulnerabilities but works quite well if combined with an appropriate list of false positives | 07:59:36 |
Linux Hackerman | ckauhaus, the author of vulnix, maintains some: https://github.com/ckauhaus/nixos-vulnerability-roundup/tree/master/whitelists | 08:00:06 |
Jez (he/him) | oh cool, thanks | 08:00:47 |
Linux Hackerman | it doesn't tell you if they're fixed in a more recent nixpkgs, but that should be fairly easy to hack together by instantiating the system with the pinned nixpkgs and the recent nixpkgs and comparing the results (since it can produce JSON output as well) | 08:00:58 |
Linux Hackerman | (that's a good idea, I should integrate that into our vulnix scripts!) | 08:01:28 |
Jez (he/him) | i thought there would be somethin... the "nix way" seems particularly well suited to this use case | 08:01:28 |
Mic92 | eyjhb: from what I heard its actualy their own software that does not handle ip addresses | 08:28:11 |
Mic92 | There load-balancer and cdn support it. | 08:28:20 |
Mic92 | That's why github pages have ipv6 | 08:28:28 |
eyJhb | In reply to @mic92:nixos.dev eyjhb: from what I heard its actualy their own software that does not handle ip addresses Ie. The actual GitHub software? I just read it as Azure app services or something | 09:42:18 |
Mic92 | eyJhb: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/ipv6-for-azure-virtual-network-is-now-generally-available-2/ | 09:46:58 |
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| 29 Sep 2021 |
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Robert Hensing (roberth) | oh hey I found the nix ipv5 channl | 10:17:34 |
Mic92 | In NixOS Networking you can rant about missing ipv6 everywhere | 12:35:16 |
ryantm | In reply to @amine.chikhaoui:matrix.org Anybody using NixOS on Linode ? The past few days I've been wrestling with my server with networking issues making it almost unreachable. I was only able to fix it by disabling dhcp entirely and making the network config static. I wonder if this is an issue for all NixOS based servers or just me by chance. I use NixOS on Linode, but I've always configured the networking as static after initial provisioning. | 13:15:32 |
mbprtpmnr | In reply to @ryantm:matrix.org I use NixOS on Linode, but I've always configured the networking as static after initial provisioning. I also have an NixOS server on Linode, network works fine with dhcp... | 13:30:33 |
mbprtpmnr | * Amine Chikhaoui I also have an NixOS server on Linode, network works fine with dhcp... | 13:31:09 |