Daniel Pittman <[email protected]> writes:
> One other complexity: the ipaddress6 fact tries a DNS lookup of the
> FQDN as the first step in determining the "primary" address. I
> actually *would* support this being our standard definition of the
> fact, but this is different from the ipaddress fact. That later just
> guesses from local data, so we have inconsistency between what should
> pretty much be identical facts.
>
> Any thoughts on which of those two models should win?
Hard to tell. I'm making my own network facts.
For the simple "ipaddress" fact, I would pick the IPv4 source address
used for the best default route in the default routing table.
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Stig Sandbeck Mathisen
Oooo, shiny!
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