| 21 Sep 2021 |
ErPepone | hexa: I encounter exactly this error https://github.com/openwrt/packages/issues/10598 | 12:29:26 |
hexa | can you disable parallel build for perl and retry? https://github.com/openwrt/packages/issues/8238#issuecomment-612504932 | 12:30:58 |
ErPepone | hexa, sure! I’ll reply back once I have news :-) | 12:37:28 |
eyJhb | In reply to @hexa:lossy.network In my personal setup I route over the address on my WAN link, that I receive with RAdv I discussed with TJ- over at #systemd, and I think we ended up as the same conclusion as andi- came to last time. That the IP I get from my ISP, doesn't seem to be globally routeable. However, it might be a issue with networkd, and how the prefix is derived from the PD. Or something like that. For the moment being, I am just going to set a static IPv6 for my WAN interface | 13:14:28 |
hexa | well, you don't neceessarily get a default route with your IA_PD delegation | 13:15:17 |
hexa | it really depends on your default route | 13:15:27 |
eyJhb | The dynamic IPs I get via. my ISP works, which has the same prefix works. It's just... A mess... | 13:16:36 |
eyJhb | There is also somehting fun with, that I can ping someone and they will see it. But I don't get the response back. Seems to not be routed back to me from my ISP | 13:17:14 |
eyJhb | Ended up writing to my ISP about it hexa , since my routes should be setup correctly etc. and the IPv6 I get from my ISP on my WAN has my prefix encoded in it. So there seems to be some funny business going on. :) | 13:48:42 |
eyJhb | Also, it's such a small ISP, that I think we might only be 3 people max using our own router with them (w/ IPv6). So quite possible that there is something that isn't setup correctly. | 13:49:30 |
eyJhb | However, small == nice in this case, as they are really really friendly | 13:49:39 |
ErPepone | hexa: unfortunately it doesn't work, I still get the same error even if I disable parallel compilation | 17:39:35 |
edrex | Wasn't there a channel for routers specifically at some point? | 18:30:37 |
edrex | I want to ask if anyone knows of a web router frontend like eg LUCI from openwrt that can run on nixos. Just an info page with DHCP leases and that sort of thing is what I'm mostly after. | 18:32:00 |
edrex | maybe cockpit has something | 18:32:23 |
edrex | does it have good systemd-networkd support? | 18:32:54 |
edrex | oh cockpit isn't packaged because of the porting effort needed. | 18:34:54 |
| * edrex realizes probably what I'm after is a grafana or similar dashboard | 19:18:38 |
toonn | edrex: This room is the spiritual successor to #nixos-on-your-router@freenode (RIP). | 19:31:44 |
ErPepone | hexa: maybe I have to define some env vars for PERL? | 19:35:08 |
eyJhb | In reply to @toonn:matrix.org edrex: This room is the spiritual successor to #nixos-on-your-router@freenode (RIP). Had completely forgotten that. I think networking could quite easily replace that. And somewhat think it has :) | 20:16:23 |
edrex | seems like rooms need a baseline level of activity or they go silent except occasional spooky mansion visitors (sometimes with a background botologue). so maybe the rate of room specialization needs to wait for matching community growth. | 20:23:43 |
edrex | matrix spaces sure are a nice upgrade for scaling multi-room communities though. | 20:24:13 |
toonn | Botologue? | 20:26:57 |
edrex | Yeah, like when there's a bot that drops a link every time there's a new event in some other systems, and the channel is completely dead otherwise | 20:28:07 |
edrex | #nixos-wiki:utzutzutz.net is pretty much that RN | 20:29:10 |
edrex | oof, cablemodems are universally terrible, true? | 20:30:04 |
edrex | i got a supposedly business grade one but it still can't handle the link macaddr changing, and it stops routing traffic from time to time. maybe I got a lemon | 20:31:27 |
edrex | does anyone know, with systemd-networkd's DHCPServer option, if there's a way to get something like dnsmasq's builtin DNS proxy with resolution for LAN hosts? | 20:40:52 |
edrex | with dnsmasq I have a setup where it automatically resolves hostname.mydomain to local address if hostname is on the lan. | 20:42:53 |