Hi all,
I just upgraded my home gateway to the latest snapshot and had a few
issues due to dhcpleased not configuring a lease before things
progressed. This is due to my v6 setup: I have tunneled IPv6 from
elsewhere that I statically configure over a wg(4) tunnel. Of course,
that sets a default route (for v6) over the tunnel interface, so a
default route is present at boot. Because of that, the sleep that was
recently added to /etc/rc doesn't trigger, so when pf loads it fails
because my rules reference a non-existing address:
no IP address found for vlan34:0
/etc/pf.conf:56: could not parse host specification
pfctl: Syntax error in config file: pf rules not loaded
(vlan34 is the autoconf interface)
Realizing this is a fringe case, I thought I should probably just
solve this locally with a more specific sleep (waiting for a v4
address on my upstream interface). What is the recommended place to
add this sleep routing? /etc/hostname.vlan34 seems obvious, but
perhaps there's a better place for it?
Thanks,
Paul
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