[15:01] <radix0> I've never used netplan set before and it's not doing what I'm hoping it to, looking for assistance. I am using the following document. https://netplan.readthedocs.io/en/stable/netplan-set/
[15:01] <radix0> My first question is - is it a typo where it shows [network.] ? Should that be [network]. instead?
[15:03] <danilogondolfo> radix0, the [network.] part is optional. You can do just this for example: netplan set ethernets.eth0.dhcp4=true
[15:04] <radix0> Second question, I'm running this command as root `netplan set "[network].ethernets.ens4.addresses=[10.10.10.10/24]"` (exact address redacted to protect the innocent). I get a huge traceback error, lots of python exceptions regardless of using [network.] or [network]. , is there an obvious product with my syntax?
[15:04] <radix0> danilogondolfo, oh I see that's why the brackets are there, doh
[15:05] <radix0> I'd recommend whoever maintains documentation to clarify what is optional in that parameter example vs what is an array, because it's very confusing in its current state.
[15:05] <danilogondolfo> yeah the traceback shouldn't happen =/ (it's fixed upstream though)
[15:06] <danilogondolfo> radix0, yeah looking at your example I totally agree with you, it can be misleading
[15:08] <radix0> Yeah this environment is probably out of date, not totally operational yet. Thanks though for the quick reply, looks like it's working.
[20:29] <monrad> Is there a way of pointing a default out of a specific interface in a VRF, if I configure the route under the interface I get "Problem encountered while validating default route consistency.Please set up multiple routing tables and use `routing-policy` instead."
[20:30] <monrad> But when I configure a default route under the VRF it does not seem to be attached to that interface
[20:30] <monrad> It does not seem to work at least :)
[20:34] <monrad> this is the config I am trying out https://gist.github.com/monrad/ab86ca917f94628bc820258ff0031063
[21:31] <monrad> never mind it seems it's because I forgot to add the table to route :)