18 Nov 2021 |
NetNoodler | I probably do not have any IP6 stuff specified. My ISP service is ip4 only | 21:28:43 |
NetNoodler | I think | 21:28:56 |
nekit | yea im not sure what the defaults are in your case | 21:29:11 |
NetNoodler | Anyway, my peer specs are all IP4 | 21:29:18 |
NetNoodler | It depends on when iptables gets involved in a 'tun' situation | 21:29:41 |
nekit | ygg trafic is ipv6 | 21:29:56 |
nekit | so if your system blocks it at any level then it wouldnt work | 21:30:19 |
NetNoodler | I did have this working once, a couple years ago | 21:30:38 |
NetNoodler | I will read up on iptables with ip6 | 21:31:00 |
NetNoodler | The fact thet getnodeinfo works shows that the fundamental connection is working | 21:31:20 |
nekit | true | 21:31:51 |
nekit | ip6tables -nL whats the policy on INPUT and OUTPUT chains is it DROP or ACCEPT? | 21:32:38 |
nekit | (fwiw (not much really) pings from myself to ygg ip of yours return nothing) | 21:34:31 |
nekit | * (fwiw (not much really) pings from myself to ygg ip of yours return nothing) | 21:34:40 |
NetNoodler | ip6tables has no specific rules at all. INPUT and OUPUT policy is ACCEPT | 21:38:26 |
nekit | ah then there's legacy and nftables | 21:39:45 |
NetNoodler | getself says my Ip6 is 200:5589:fa21:447:110d:68b8:561b:3b1d | 21:40:09 |
nekit | any difference between ip6tables-nft and ip6tables-legacy or both are empty? | 21:40:29 |
nekit | iiinteresting, but your ip route get suggests that yout ip is 201:4eb6:c63e:4259:c87e:92c8:6867:ce97 | 21:41:04 |
NetNoodler | -nft and -legacy say the same thing | 21:41:06 |
nekit | ip a | 21:41:46 |
NetNoodler | getself says subnet is 300:5589:fa21:447::/64 | 21:41:52 |
NetNoodler | IPv6 address: 200:5589:fa21:447:110d:68b8:561b:3b1d | 21:42:08 |
nekit | and there's no trace of 201:4eb6:c63e… in ip a ? | 21:42:46 |
NetNoodler | Ah, a tun0 and a tun1 both show up | 21:43:23 |
NetNoodler | That seems odd | 21:43:26 |
nekit | it does seem odd | 21:43:54 |
NetNoodler | hmm, do I have 2 copies running?? | 21:44:04 |
nekit | if both of those are ygg interfaces | 21:44:12 |
nekit | fire up you favourite process explorer tool and find out | 21:44:52 |