Neil
Neil
Status update: Queues are now identified by IPv6 flow label (since PR #171), which uniquely identifies TCP (and usually related UDP) traffic streams. This is done by appending a `0`...
@Arceliar Any thoughts on the default location of the `yggdrasil.sock`? Currently we put it in `/var/run` because we can nearly always guarantee that it exists. We could check for the...
Moving this to v0.3.13 as I think this sort of change should be mixed with #607 for testing in `develop`.
Are any of these sandboxing features specific to certain versions of systemd? We've already had problems in the past (#557) where people have tried to install the Yggdrasil packages onto...
I'm curious whether using `tls://` peers, as added in 0.3.11, avoids any blocking?
Incidentally we have a branch called `goodbyewater` that uses Wintun instead of the OpenVPN TAP driver, it is likely this will be merged into `develop` soon (see #618).
The new [Wintun](https://www.wintun.net) driver is now used by the `develop` branch on Windows.
I am curious whether the backpressure queue changes would have potentially resolved this in part - once a connection starts to block, I would expect that the queue would grow...
Is this still a problem with the changes in v0.3.3, or the proposed changes in v0.3.4?
I am not really sure what the best way is to deal with this. I guess systemd-networkd is managing the adapter addresses and unsetting the address that we configure. It’s...