Kyle Marek
Kyle Marek
Is this issue responsible for the behavior demonstrated below? ``` kmarek@kmarek-dev-android-el8 /media/work/lfs-test/testrepo3.git $ grep -B1 enablehrefrewrite ~/.gitconfig [lfs.transfer] enablehrefrewrite = true kmarek@kmarek-dev-android-el8 /media/work/lfs-test/testrepo3.git $ grep -B1 https://review.lineageos.org/LineageOS/android_external_chromium-webview_prebuilt_x86_64.git ~/.gitconfig [url "file:///media/mirrors/git-mirrors/by-path/https%253A%252F%252Freview.lineageos.org/LineageOS/android_external_chromium-webview_prebuilt_x86_64.git"]...
> Sounds like you're onto something. Reminds me of the bad ol' days of the MacOS classic resource fork where there was structure data attached(-ish) to what appeared to be...
Flooding the kernel log buffer can cause performance issues. See [1] for an example of a system becoming unresponsive due to the out-of-the-box IPv6 rpfilter/fib rule not having a rate...
There is no `rp_filter` sysctl for IPv6. It is the firewall rule utilizing `rpfilter` in ip6tables or `fib` in nft that is now responsible for the implementation. However, while IPv4...
> > There is no rp_filter sysctl for IPv6. It is the firewall rule utilizing rpfilter in ip6tables or fib in nft that is now responsible for the implementation. >...
> > I didn't say that there was "no solution" to this problem, nor do I believe that there is actually "no solution". For example, would you be open to...
If it is loaded, and you haven't taken any special steps to set /proc/sys/net/bridge/bridge-nf-call-*tables to 0, then your bridge traffic is going through "ip6tables"/nftables as if it is being routed,...
I forgot to mention that I only assumed the module was loaded because its functionality is required for your configuration. If this is not the case, preventing the module from...
Here is an article demonstrating the security issue of disabling reverse path filtering, from an IPv4 point of view: https://www.theurbanpenguin.com/rp_filter-and-lpic-3-linux-security/ Without reverse path filtering, a host can receive a packet...