Mikael Magnusson
Mikael Magnusson
Has this issue been fixed? I don't get any link-local IPv6 address on the veth interfaces anyway. I use Ubuntu 20.04 and lxd 4.6 with default network configuration in both...
> Greater than 64-bit would be even better. If your subnet is a /60 then you could set all 68 bits. All IPv6 subnets are /64. OpenWrt only use other...
> if I happen to have an extra 16 bits into the subnet ID to play with because my interface is set to /48 I think all on-link prefixes on...
This issue should be fixed by 1666769, but it seems there was a problem with the formatting of the "Fixes" line in the commit since it wasn't closed automatically.
> This breaks the backward compatibility? So needs to update the major version? I assume at the very least the Go Native BGP Library is affected. The users will also...
@googlebot I fixed it.
I'm having problem understanding why subnet masks which aren't in the canonical form (i.e they don't represent a CIDR prefix) are allowed in the tcpip package. I don't think it...
I updated the branch with a new version which doesn't change NewSubnet, but instead validates the routes in SetRouteTable, and AddRoute.
@wmiller848 > on Alpine Apparently `getlogin` on musl (used by Alpine) returns `root` when you use sudo, which means boringtun can't drop privileges. Maybe SUDO_UID and SUDO_GID can be used...
Any progress on this bug? This bug seems to make boringtun unresponsive. It isn't possible to terminate the boringtun process with SIGTERM. The panic also isn't visible in the log....