=== JanC is now known as Guest2655 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:22] Oh my. I'm trying to turn an old ifupdown block of code to netplan and I'm really struggling to do this. I'm unsure how to easily share it. I've got a github gist or i could just post the old ifupdown here and one of my many failed netplan YAML attempts to replicate it. [16:23] geekbri: it'd be better to use a gist (or a pastebin) [16:23] Done and done @schopin [16:23] https://gist.github.com/brianbianco/6319270d08a49576c78812f5c54ef80b [16:24] I've had so many iterations of the attempted netplan config im not even sure which to put in it, so i chose a random one [16:32] geekbri: I won't have much time to dive into this, but it seems like there are IPs that are mismatched, e.g. the gateway for the default route. [16:34] i may have chosen a bad config to include, let me redo this. I have the gateway correct in the one im looking at as far as I can tell [16:34] geekbri, I left a comment in your gist [16:35] @danilogondolfo oh wow, let me compare to what i've got currently and see how close I was and give yours a try! [16:36] @danilogondolfo Thanks I've tried it. It does not work. It seems to have the same issue as mine so I suspect I'm missing something entirely. the static IP never appears in the routes [16:37] what IP never appears in the routes? [16:39] sorry there are 2 network devices and the new device has a static ip of 172.16.19.254 which appears in the old routing tables [16:40] i did notice i may simply need to change the name of device in the one you provided which i failed to do though so let me try that first. [16:40] right, I just translated your ifupdown file, which refers to eth1 [16:40] yeah sorry, thank you i appreciate that greatly. It was just an easy thing to overlook [16:41] i think you might have made it work, I think even if it doesn't work with your translation I've got what i need to figure it all out [16:41] :) nice! [16:41] oh my god it works, you are my savior of the day [16:42] im able to ping the server externally at the secondary interfaces static ip. You have done me a solid [16:43] I'm going to go post this somewhere on the internet for the next person like me [16:43] ;) [16:43] :) [16:44] It's always funny how when you have the answer you look at it and you're ilke... well yeah of course why didn't I figure this out?