Control: tags -1 = upstream
Control: found -1 1.6.2-1.5+b13
Control: retitle -1 uuid: -v1 always uses random MAC (tries "eth0", fallback is
-m)
The reporter is right.
$ for m in '' m; do for i in $(seq 10); do uuid -d "$(uuid -${m}v 1)"; done;
done | grep -e encode: -e node: | paste - -
encode:
Package: uuid
Followup-For: Bug #881000
Control: tags -1 + moreinfo
Hello,
I was reading your bugreport about uuid, and wondered if it wasn't simply
that you didn't notice that in your example, the MAC address was actually
used and was at the end of the UUID, as expected.
If so, then pleas
Package: uuid
Version: 1.6.2-1.5+b4
Calling “uuid -v 1” in Debian Stretch generates UUIDs with random MAC
address instead of the MAC address assigned to the network interface,
see this interaction log:
mario@svetlana [0] [/home/mario]
$ uuid -v 1
5d1ec982-c33b-11e7-b674-9bdcde051745
mario@svetlan
3 matches
Mail list logo
