[06:04] Good morning === oerheks is now known as anyone === anyone is now known as oerheks === sym_ is now known as sym [09:40] Has anyone here heard anything about if or when ubuntu will get support for stable private ipv6 addrs? Will it be added to 20.04? afaik netplan doesn't support that yet. [09:41] Wasn't netplan an abstraction layer for things like systemd-network? [09:41] * Wasn't netplan an abstraction layer for things like systemd-networkd? [09:42] yes, but I found that networkd does support it, but netplan can't generate the necessary config. Unless I'm mistaking [09:46] we dropped netplan and just use plain networkd for our servers [09:46] maswan: how much work is that? [09:46] syntax is slightly more cumbersome, but on the other hand you get what you configure and all the features [09:46] I typically use ifupdown still on Ubuntu machines. [09:47] Yeah, I have no particular reason for sticking with netplan - except it's the out of box choice. [09:47] * lordievader < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/5af15020c0e9ed16d7b1e70c4de540c045b2f5a4/message.txt > [09:48] Guess it is up to the netplan project to decide when they start supporting stable-privacy for other backends. [09:49] https://github.com/canonical/netplan/blob/master/src/networkd.c#L630 [09:51] PR16618 in systemd were merged on Sept 8 2020. I don't know what version of systemd that corresponds to thou, but I guess it would be safe to say that 20.04 doesn't use anything that new? Or am I mistaking? [09:53] That would be v247. 20.04 is running v245 afaics [09:55] Interesting that stable-privacy is coming so late in these systems. I would assume that its a sought after feature on servers serving up ipv6. What do you do for ipv6 servers? Use EUI64 or allocate manual addrs? [09:56] No, it is unlikely that 20.04 gets major version upgrades. === genii-core is now known as genii === StarHeart is now known as Edgan === genii is now known as genii-core