Daniel Gröber (dxld)

Looks like this is from wireguard interfaces that don't currently have an endpoint. It's strange I'm not seeing this on any of my other routers since this is fairly common...

It's a perfectly valid configuration. Setting the endpoint on startup is optional. Wireguard sets the endpoint based on incoming encapsulated packets automatically, so not having an endpoint set (yet) just...

I've started copying the embeddable-wg-library into the babeld tree more than once but it always defeats me in the end ;) 1) I'm not sure what a multi-unicast here? 2)...

@jech > > I'm not sure what a multi-unicast here? > > A multi-unicast is when instead of sending a multicast packet, you send the equivalent unicast packet to every...

It's in unstable/trixie now: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/yosys-plugin-ghdl. So this can be closed.

Thanks for the quick response :) > * icmpcheck performs two tests: > > * "ICMP path MTU packet delivery" which fails, > * "IP fragmented packet delivery" which works...

> So no... presence of DF=0 on TCP does not indicate that the endpoint supports/understands packet-to-big message. Upon re-reading another possible fix comes to mind: If all we want to...

After a quick reading of the source code I found the `noipv6rs` option does what I want and lets the kernel handle IPv6 addrconf. It's rather poorly documented though. The...

To start with a global option to change which routing table is operated on would already help. I can always run one dhcpcd per VRF, but we'd have to figure...

Thanks for the quick patch turnaround :) > It does raise an interesting point though because in master mode we only open the one DHCPv6 socket to handle all interfaces...