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@favonia Hello. I am interested in specifying a custom interface. I have little experience with go, but shouldn't something like this [https://gist.github.com/schwarzeni/f25031a3123f895ff3785970921e962c](https://gist.github.com/schwarzeni/f25031a3123f895ff3785970921e962c) work? I tried it and it looks like...

Hey @favonia indeed it seems like you would have to compromise, although I'm curious how often does something like this is the case. One possible solution is to allow the...

> @tchar The ipv4/6 would not be needed because provider is set separately for `IP4/6_PROVIDER` 😉. BTW, by any change, are you using `url:http://172.xx.0.1:9000/ip` to transfer an **IPv6** address? If...

@favonia I am not sure what is considered to be a weird address. Unless you mean local and reserved addresses. In my case I am using a VPN tunnel for...

@favonia Here is an example of imaginary interfaces to help you understand a bit how the system works. `eth0`: Normal interface `tun0`: Interface for VPN `tun1`: Interface for VPN VLAN...

Yes, there is only one IPv4 under that interface.

@favonia I tested it out, and it works. I only had to put it in host mode instead of bridge. Regarding the syntax, it makes sense, so there is no...

@favonia That's great. I will pin the version to 1.15.0 so I don't get any surprises for now. Thanks

@favonia As a user, I find these formats identical in usability. As a dev, it's your project; you should decide which design is best for the project's life. You know...

Hey @favonia There are three ways i can think of this working out. 1. Config File like you mentioned - Use an environment variable to control the path of the...