Also, note that as a general point, a fe80:: address is not well-defined
without the interface (as link-local addresses are always link-scoped with the
same subnet for IPv6). So anytime you use such an address, you should be
including the %devname bit...
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> I found another workaround by setting up non-scoped IPv6 addresses on the
> hosts (e.g., `a::601` and `a::e02`).
> Then I added them to `/etc/hosts` with a related hostname, e.g., `a::601
> mn.h1` and `a::e02 mn.h2`
>
> Running now `sudo flent rrul -p all_scaled -
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if self.ip_version is not None:
args.append("-{}".format(self.ip_version))
-args.append(self.host)
+try:
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> Hi! I'm currently trying a couple different tests provided in flent, and
> stumbled across the `rrul_prio` test.
>
> Firstly, I'm curious as to what the labels `BE`, `BE2`, `BE3` and
> `BE4` stand for - I suppose, the BE should be Best Effort(?)
Yeah; those would
Hi! I'm currently trying a couple different tests provided in flent, and
stumbled across the `rrul_prio` test.
Firstly, I'm curious as to what the labels `BE`, `BE2`, `BE3` and `BE4` stand
for - I suppose, the BE should be Best Effort(?)
And for the ping section - the difference between `BE1` an
I found another workaround by setting up non-scoped IPv6 addresses on the hosts
(e.g., `a::601` and `a::e02`).
Then I added them to `/etc/hosts` with a related hostname, e.g., `a::601 mn.h1`
and `a::e02 mn.h2`
Running now `sudo flent rrul -p all_scaled -6 --local-bind mn.h1 -l 60 -H mn.h2
-o rr
The proposed fix is in pull request #239.
I tested an rrul test briefly and successfully passed in a link local IPv6
address containing a scope (%dev), so that should work at least as far as irtt
is concerned.
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irtt currently only accepts IPv6 addresses surrounded by brackets.
If the host contains an IPv6 address literal (as identified by
ipaddress.IPv6Address), surround the host with brackets before
passing to irtt.
This should address #238.
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>Perhaps a workaround would be to detect IPv6 addresses using Python's
>ipaddress module and surround it with brackets if necessary before passing it
>to irtt? I could add that to flent at some point if so...
That'd be very helpful for the moment!
I am also having troubles with other tests, e.g.
Hi, I guess that creates a bit of a hassle on the flent side as it needs to
know the address type in order to surround it with brackets. It comes from Go's
requirement for brackets around IPv6 address literals in net.Dial(). I added an
issue for irtt, but I don't know if/when that will ever get
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