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<enyc>
** Question for others about as this seems to be tricky question not yet answered -- is there a clear way via UCI/configs to do the equivalent of "ip -6 ro add default from [delegated block]::/48 dev pppoe-wan" in actual interface-configuration, without relying on DHCPv6-PD , and not doing a gateway via specific IPv6-address either. ?.
<gch981213>
enyc: I added a similar route for IPv4 by specifying 0.0.0.0 as the gateway using route config in /etc/config/network.
<gch981213>
enyc: I guess you can use :: as IPv6 gateway for your route.
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<enyc>
gch981213: good point, trying that ;o
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<enyc>
gch981213: NO luck (at least after service network restart , not full reboot)
<enyc>
"config interface 'wan6'" "option device '@wan'" "option proto 'static'" "option ip6prefix '[PREFIX]::/48'" "option delegate '0'" "option option ip6gw '::'" is NOT working to create ipv6-default-route via wan ppp automatically
<enyc>
I guess I can try adding a static IPv6 global address on that interface anyhow...
<enyc>
gch981213: AHA thankyou for hint, I have to set an ipv6 global address (can just be /128 duplicate of a lan side address...) and a gateway of :: and then that WORKS wahey!
<enyc>
not source-specific-route but thats' okay for this configuration and essentially doing the equivalent of the ipv4 static block routing anyhow
<enyc>
At least on OpenWRT 21.02.6 -- a lot I'm going to re-think / re-number / etc with OpenWRT 23.xx , in time =)
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<f00b4r0>
hmm why does the main site links to release notes on GH (that by the way do not mention the MV88E6176 switch issue)?
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<enyc>
f00b4r0: which page/where?
<f00b4r0>
main page, release notes links
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<Ansuel>
guys i'm chekcing bzip2 and i found 3 different project of the same lib... and 3 different maintainers for each fork... wth???
<dangole_>
Ansuel: https://sourceware.org/bzip2/downloads.html names gitlab.com/bzip2/bzip2 as "Experimental bzip2 1.1.x: There is also a experimental future branch which includes a modern build system and an experimental Rust port. "
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<raenye>
Hello. Do I need to actively do something to have my pull requests reviewed? I have one for a new device and one for a cosmetic luci fix.