I've experienced problems with DVMs on every Qubes install I've ever done. I
currently have no devices running Qubes on which dvms work.
Based on several threads from last year I found on this issue, and this issue:
https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/2182
Is it correct that once thi
On Wednesday, December 7, 2016 at 5:22:11 PM UTC-6, Marek Marczykowski-Górecki
wrote:
> I think this can be improved (and simplified):
>
> 1. Use bind-dirs[1] (works also for files) to make config persistent;
> this require to have _some_ config file in the template (can be empty).
I didn't know
> Check ip6tables - by default all IPv6 input is blocked on Qubes.
Thanks.
I ended up solving the problem with an ExecStartPost line in cjdns.service.
For the benefit of anyone who searches this thread, this is the cjdns.service I
use to make sure you can have a persistent config:
[Unit]
Desc
I have a strange networking issue when trying to use cjdns in a Fedora app vm.
The cjdns daemon connects to peers and creates an ipv6 overlay network which is
accessible via a tun device (tun0). I know this is working because I'm able to
use ping6 to contact a host elsewhere in the overlay netwo
