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@nprofile1q...
Das ist ansteckend mit dir zu diskutieren. Du setzt Threads nicht fort und haust unspezifische Tatsachenbehauptungen gleich mit Beschwerde an die Bundesnetzagentur raus.
Im Mobilfunknetz verwendet Vodafone RFC 6598 Adressen.
Die Telekom im Inland gar keine.
Und die anderen beiden zwingen dich ebenfalls nicht #IPv4 zu verwenden.
EDGEland ist populistischer Blödsinn. Schalte 2g ab und du wirst sehen, du hast noch Netz.
Das ist ansteckend mit dir zu diskutieren. Du setzt Threads nicht fort und haust unspezifische Tatsachenbehauptungen gleich mit Beschwerde an die Bundesnetzagentur raus.
Im Mobilfunknetz verwendet Vodafone RFC 6598 Adressen.
Die Telekom im Inland gar keine.
Und die anderen beiden zwingen dich ebenfalls nicht #IPv4 zu verwenden.
EDGEland ist populistischer Blödsinn. Schalte 2g ab und du wirst sehen, du hast noch Netz.
https://social.jlkj.de/@jakob/statuses/01KRXPV3T76DG7TFNNV4M5EHNX
Da war wohl der Redaktionsschluss der
ct.26.12 einfach zu früh.
Da war wohl der Redaktionsschluss der
ct.26.12 einfach zu früh.
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Now, I tested it.
mm version 1.24.2
nm version 1.57.5-dev
CLAT doesn't start. ( Wi...
Maybe I write it to the nm mm mailing lists.
I am not sure how big the demand is.
4g/5g Modems (except the built-in) are very unpopular.
I personally don't miss CLAT at Linux.
Personal Wi-Fi hotspots by smartphones provide dualstack and IPv6-mostly. Maybe. So for most people the situation is ok.
I am not sure how big the demand is.
4g/5g Modems (except the built-in) are very unpopular.
I personally don't miss CLAT at Linux.
Personal Wi-Fi hotspots by smartphones provide dualstack and IPv6-mostly. Maybe. So for most people the situation is ok.
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I know, but I don't think it's a good idea.
Imo clat itself should be deprecated.
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@nprofile1q...
Now, I tested it.
mm version 1.24.2
nm version 1.57.5-dev
CLAT doesn't start. ( WiFi was confirmed before)
Now, I tested it.
mm version 1.24.2
nm version 1.57.5-dev
CLAT doesn't start. ( WiFi was confirmed before)
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Linux(tumbleweed):
Standard APN immer noch IPv4 only 🤦
Standard APN immer noch IPv4 only 🤦
@nprofile1q...
I know, but I don't think it's a good idea.
Imo clat itself should be deprecated.
It conflicts with the IPv6-only patch for Linux and other OS.
It has had its chance for more than 12 years. Instead we repair NAT64 gateways for the horror encapsulation of WiFi-calls and other things.
Has anyone tested, if CLAT starts in combination of nm+mm+mobile+ISP with IPv6-only (Telekom, EE, Bouygues)?
Iirc that still depends on RFC 7050.
I know, but I don't think it's a good idea.
Imo clat itself should be deprecated.
It conflicts with the IPv6-only patch for Linux and other OS.
It has had its chance for more than 12 years. Instead we repair NAT64 gateways for the horror encapsulation of WiFi-calls and other things.
Has anyone tested, if CLAT starts in combination of nm+mm+mobile+ISP with IPv6-only (Telekom, EE, Bouygues)?
Iirc that still depends on RFC 7050.
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@nprofile1q...
I am unhappy.
It heavily depends on pref64.
At the moment I see no way to activate it by dns64 or manually set prefix.
I am unhappy.
It heavily depends on pref64.
At the moment I see no way to activate it by dns64 or manually set prefix.
@nprofile1q...
I wrote already why. It's is only a dev problem.
I installed NetworkManager with the default (for dev) under /usr/local/
Then the NetworkManager writes the system connections to /usr/local/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/
Do you you see the problem now?
In case of trouble, it's hard to find: candidates are directory flags/ownership, apparmor/selinux, polkit, systemd ....
I wrote already why. It's is only a dev problem.
I installed NetworkManager with the default (for dev) under /usr/local/
Then the NetworkManager writes the system connections to /usr/local/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/
Do you you see the problem now?
In case of trouble, it's hard to find: candidates are directory flags/ownership, apparmor/selinux, polkit, systemd ....
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I compiled it from source on tumbleweed. I had some trouble with systemd, but starti...
ProtectSystem=true makes no sense, if installed under /usr/local/(etc)
@nprofile1q...
I compiled it from source on tumbleweed. I had some trouble with systemd, but starting it without service unit file was successful.
The magic how it works makes me be a little bit crazy. 🤯
I compiled it from source on tumbleweed. I had some trouble with systemd, but starting it without service unit file was successful.
The magic how it works makes me be a little bit crazy. 🤯
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