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• ehab

  November 2020

  u know that 4GB Ram are always welcome
• gleert Hosting Provider

  November 2020

  @ehab said:
  u know that 4GB Ram are always welcome

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• TheDP OG

  November 2020

  Uh I’m on my mobile and this is impossible ?
• gleert Hosting Provider

  November 2020

  @thedp said:
  Uh I’m on my mobile and this is impossible ?

  What is the issue?

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• TheDP OG

  November 2020

  @gleert said:

  @thedp said:
  Uh I’m on my mobile and this is impossible ?

  What is the issue?

  Nothing, hate to see offers when I’m out on mobile ?
• gleert Hosting Provider

  November 2020

  @thedp said:

  @gleert said:

  @thedp said:
  Uh I’m on my mobile and this is impossible ?

  What is the issue?

  Nothing, hate to see offers when I’m out on mobile ?

  Just ping me when you're back at you desktop and you can't get the offer anymore...

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• jixun

  November 2020 edited November 2020

  -snip out as it didn't really work-
• jixun

  November 2020 edited November 2020

  IPv6 didn't work out of the box in Debian 9, wrote this script to address it:

  # Put your gateway IP here
  GATEWAY_IPV6=1111:2222:3333:4444:0000:0000:0000:0001
  
  # Setup eth0 up/down hooks:
  cat > /etc/network/if-up.d/eth0_ipv6 <<EOF
  #!/bin/sh
  [ "\$IFACE" = "eth0" ] || exit 0
  /sbin/ip -r route add $GATEWAY_IPV6 dev eth0
  /sbin/ip -r route add default via $GATEWAY_IPV6
  EOF
  
  cat > /etc/network/if-down.d/eth0_ipv6 <<EOF
  #!/bin/sh
  [ "\$IFACE" = "eth0" ] || exit 0
  /sbin/ip -r route del $GATEWAY_IPV6 dev eth0
  /sbin/ip -r route del default via $GATEWAY_IPV6
  EOF
  
  chown root:root /etc/network/if-up.d/eth0_ipv6 /etc/network/if-down.d/eth0_ipv6
  chmod 700 /etc/network/if-up.d/eth0_ipv6 /etc/network/if-down.d/eth0_ipv6
  

  Then comment out post-down section in /etc/network/interfaces and reboot... not sure why those post command defined in the file didn't work as expected

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• jixun

  November 2020 edited November 2020

  @jixun said:
  IPv6 didn't work out of the box in Debian 9, wrote this script to address it:
  ...

  Looks like the IPv6 only works for a short period (~30 mins?) of time and then it decide to stop working... Delete and re-add those route will make it work again (route caching issue?).

  I'll upgrade to debian 10 and see if it fixes anything.
• gleert Hosting Provider

  November 2020

  @jixun said:

  @jixun said:
  IPv6 didn't work out of the box in Debian 9, wrote this script to address it:
  ...

  Looks like the IPv6 only works for a short period (~30 mins?) of time and then it decide to stop working... Delete and re-add those route will make it work again (route caching issue?).

  I'll upgrade to debian 10 and see if it fixes anything.

  Can you run:
  cat /etc/network/interfaces

  If netmask is 64, please change "netmask 64" to "netmask 48" in /etc/network/interfaces and reboot.

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• arcologue

  November 2020

  That got IPv6 working for me. (well, the equivalent ip addr add MY_IPv6/48 dev MYDEV command did)

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• jixun

  November 2020 edited November 2020

  @gleert said:

  @jixun said:

  @jixun said:
  IPv6 didn't work out of the box in Debian 9, wrote this script to address it:
  ...

  Looks like the IPv6 only works for a short period (~30 mins?) of time and then it decide to stop working... Delete and re-add those route will make it work again (route caching issue?).

  I'll upgrade to debian 10 and see if it fixes anything.

  Can you run:
  cat /etc/network/interfaces

  If netmask is 64, please change "netmask 64" to "netmask 48" in /etc/network/interfaces and reboot.

  I'll change it to 48 and reboot, thank you for the help!

  Looks like is working fine for now.