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hexa (clat on linux when) | https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/507761 | 23:43:08 |
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Ramses 🇵🇸 | in case anyone else has forwarding broken randomly after switching configs: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/509648 | 18:01:38 |
K900 | Probably needs staging-nixos? | 18:03:37 |
Ramses 🇵🇸 | Yeah, just retargeted | 18:06:31 |
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uep | i'm getting coredumps from bind nameservice daemon, cause unclear. The last thing in the logs is
network unreachable resolving 'ns1.anycastdns.cz/A/IN': 2a00:fea0:dead::beef#53
though it's not certain that this is the cause, nor would I expect bind to coredump on such an error
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uep | anyone else seeing similar, known issue, just me, etc? | 01:17:23 |
hexa (clat on linux when) | have you looked at the coredumps? | 11:08:03 |
hexa (clat on linux when) | I don't fancy bind9 tbh | 11:08:24 |
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uep | Not yet, too far down the list right now. I deliberately don't depend on it for anything important, which is handy now but also means I took a while to notice and I fixed the one thing that was depending on it more than it should have | 22:43:02 |
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| antifuchs | 17:35:35 |
antifuchs | so, hm, I have not rebooted this host in a while (47 days since last boot on nixos-unstable, using systemd.networkd.enable=true) but now that I have rebooted it, it is refusing to set up its hostbr0 bridge, networkctl reports that hostbr0 is in "no-carrier configuring" state, ip -br l shows that interface as DOWN in NO-CARRIER state; it's backed by an ethernet device that also shows no carrier (but ... has a lit link LED)? I'm really at a loss how to debug this, all signs say this should work but it doesn't come up. | 18:58:21 |
antifuchs | (deleting the bridge and setting the ethernet interface up shows traffic if I tcpdump it, I should add) | 18:59:20 |
antifuchs | oh, that's right, there should be VLAN netdevs that aren't created | 19:06:55 |
antifuchs | yeuuuup, looks like [Match] block semantics changed: previously in a .network file I had to match the "old" name (enp*) when now I have to match the renamed name that a preceding .link file effects | 19:09:41 |
magic_rb | How wonderful | 20:28:33 |
oddlama | In reply to @antifuchs:asf.computer yeuuuup, looks like [Match] block semantics changed: previously in a .network file I had to match the "old" name (enp*) when now I have to match the renamed name that a preceding .link file effects I always had the least amount of pain when I matched hardware interfaces by MACAddress | 20:44:22 |
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