Roy Marples
Roy Marples
So you've got it solved really. The secret is always specify the address family on the command line. So if you want one both then it's two dhcpcd calls to...
OK, you're right, this doesn't work well because dhcpcd overlays the command on the whole state. Knowing that, we can do this: ``` $ doas dhcpcd --denyinterfaces=* $ doas dhcpcd...
Sorry for not replying earlier, this slipped off my radar. So if you add dhcpcd to the boot or default runlevel with it's stock configuation, it will operate on all...
Well, lets start with the basics. Which runlevel did you add dhcpcd to?
That isn't a configurable in dhcpcd. It's hardcoded at 64 seconds as per RFC2131. This is a should though, so it can be changed. If I might ask, why do...
https://github.com/NetworkConfiguration/dhcpcd/blob/master/src/dhcp.c#L1859
The static options are meant to override any DHCP reply as well as providing a fixed IP to fall back to. That being said, we could allow this behavior in...
@LeoRuan just curious - why do you want a dynamic address but want a static IPv4LL allocation to fallback to?
That doesn't really answer the question though? I mean if you're swapping between DHCP and IPv4LL then you're likely doing DNS lookups and provided you have mDNS in play (it's...
I think I'm happy to add the `ipv4ll_addr 169.254.1.1` option to accept a seed address where it increments by 1 upon failure. This would be acceptable?