Matěj Laitl

I believe one possible reason of surf (over isahc) having higher latency was an extra round-trip fixed by https://github.com/http-rs/http-client/commit/851baf300c30d9381128e71cd8db107b852ec3e4 (not yet released as of writing this). Before the fix, for...

> If the coordinator fails then the whole network goes down. To be more precise: new clients cannot connect and (public IP) updates to existing ones won't propagate, but already...

@odrling thanks for the investigation. What is `k3s`?

Interesting. Could it be affecting kernel's netlink responses somehow? Maybe they are then extended with some virtualization/namespace/cgroup info then?

I think @goodhoko might have had a similar issue. Though for him "long uptime" was just minutes, so not sure if the same cause.

> My problem may be just me not using innernet correctly. IDK why (I think someone told me it's fine to) but I used to ctrl+c the `innernet up` command...

> but I don't think I have perms to retry. Just retried them, let's see.

Thanks @agausmann, this is definitely something we want, and sharing code between client and server to be DRY and to guarantee same UX is very reasonable. I'll review once you...

> I spent a couple days trying to move the `show` command, but it is challenging because it is different from the other commands: > > * It can access...

Thanks @csarn for responsing, it is indeed the case! You should be able to run as many innernet interfaces as you want as long as the IP subnets don't collide.