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Sysadmin stuck with k8s,
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Also pptp is slow (up/down 20/10 Mbit/s pptp+wg vs 40/70 Mbit/s pure wg), I'm guessing part of the reason is that on the server side, pptpd implements GRE decapsulation of PPP in userspace and then se...
or maybe I had incorrect mtu and fragmentatios was causing 2x the packets...
Running pptp over wireguard is great, because while wireguard has no idea whether a link is up or down, pptp does, because it uses ppp, which has LCP, which has keepalives, yay!
And this way the open...
Also pptp is slow (up/down 20/10 Mbit/s pptp+wg vs 40/70 Mbit/s pure wg), I'm guessing part of the reason is that on the server side, pptpd implements GRE decapsulation of PPP in userspace and then sends it through a pty "to pppd".
I should find a way to integrate bfd with openwrt instead...
I should find a way to integrate bfd with openwrt instead...
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@nprofile1q... (there was a reddit thread where people argued how to pronounce "gif", and someone made a video montage of it with synthesized voices, and in that video, at one point, in the middle of an elaborate argument, someone else interrupts saying "GIRAFFE")
So, how's the French national holiday of car burning going?
@nprofile1q...
*sneakily omits a subset of UTF-8 from the ABNF so that people using existing libraries get it wrong*
*sneakily omits a subset of UTF-8 from the ABNF so that people using existing libraries get it wrong*
Openwrt is great for prototyping but eventually you'll have to rebuild your infra with *checks notes* a private fork of OpenWrt
the og quote was sth like "Django is great for prototyping but eventually you should rewrite your webapp in Flask"
@nprofile1q...
you can boost it, then unboost it, them boost it again
how often you can do that depends on you followers' patience :P
you can boost it, then unboost it, them boost it again
how often you can do that depends on you followers' patience :P
Why do I use openwrt anyway...
Openwrt is great for prototyping but eventually you'll have to rebuild your infra with *checks notes* a private fork of OpenWrt
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Running pptp over wireguard is great, because while wireguard has no idea whether a link is up or down, pptp does, because it uses ppp, which has LCP, which has keepalives, yay!
And this way the openwrt on my router knows when the interface is up and when it's down and should be able to add and remove routes as needed, right?
Well, sorta, on the client end.
The server end is not integrated with openwrt's netifd in any way, shape, or form.
And this way the openwrt on my router knows when the interface is up and when it's down and should be able to add and remove routes as needed, right?
Well, sorta, on the client end.
The server end is not integrated with openwrt's netifd in any way, shape, or form.
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@Piggo :verified_horse: @nprofile1q...
yeah
may 8 = allied victory day
may 9 = soviet victory day
it's the anniversary of the end of WWII
yeah
may 8 = allied victory day
may 9 = soviet victory day
it's the anniversary of the end of WWII