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@ -3952,3 +3952,92 @@ I can actually use it as a CPE. This means
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- would be quite cool to run sniproxy instead of forwarding to
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loaclhost (extra credit)
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Sat Feb 10 18:23:54 GMT 2024
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ARGH KERNEL
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You can't define CONFIG_NETFILTER=y in a monolithic kernel and expect
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later to separately build some modules that use it, because there are
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a bunch of symbols that only get defined if certain other CONFIG
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options are set at the time that the monolithic kernel is built.
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https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/net/netfilter/core.c#L689
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Another example is
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https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/include/linux/netdevice.h#L160
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- if you decide after building the kernel that you're going to build
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some wireless modules, you can't do that without rebuilding the kernel
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so that it knows to expect them
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The moral of the story seems to be: if you have a compiled Linux kernel source tree and you change some symbol from "is not set" to m and then run make modules, you cannot in general expect that newly compiled module to work.
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AP advertised VHT without HT, disabling HT/VHT/HE
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TODO
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- support kernel version as parameter to builder pkgs/kernel/default.nix
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- extract the change in how module loading works from omnia device config,
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and fix the other thing that uses it
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- wlan module to take 'backported' as a parameter
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half of the omnia conditionalConfig can go into the module
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- upgrade omnia to kernel v6
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- figure out what mdns we need for local hostname resolution
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(maybe bridging lan/wlan)?
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- [DONE] slow wifi because "AP advertised VHT without HT, disabling HT/VHT/HE"
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- [DONE] add local domain to secrets
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- run sniproxy instead of forwarding
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- forward some port to loaclhost 22 for inbound ipv4 ssh
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Mon Feb 12 21:50:35 GMT 2024
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# find /run/service-state/dhcp6c.wan.link.pppoe/address/
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/run/service-state/dhcp6c.wan.link.pppoe/address/
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/run/service-state/dhcp6c.wan.link.pppoe/address/2001-8b0-1111-1111-0-ffff-51bb-4cf2_LFoo015bSsM
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/run/service-state/dhcp6c.wan.link.pppoe/address/2001-8b0-1111-1111-0-ffff-51bb-4cf2_LFoo015bSsM/valid
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/run/service-state/dhcp6c.wan.link.pppoe/address/2001-8b0-1111-1111-0-ffff-51bb-4cf2_LFoo015bSsM/preferred
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/run/service-state/dhcp6c.wan.link.pppoe/address/2001-8b0-1111-1111-0-ffff-51bb-4cf2_LFoo015bSsM/len
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/run/service-state/dhcp6c.wan.link.pppoe/address/2001-8b0-1111-1111-0-ffff-51bb-4cf2_LFoo015bSsM/address
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#
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valid 7199 preferred 3599
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Tue Feb 13 19:44:57 GMT 2024
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Before we put this back live, would be good to
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1) move the leases file into /persist
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I think we'll do /persist/service/<name>/ and change ssh to use the same
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scheme.
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we could put mkpersist() in serviceFns which would check for /persist
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and return a directory in /persist/service/ or /run/service-state
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(will something bad happen if we use /run/service-state? it will also
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expose the thingy as an output, but whether it's accessible that way
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will depend on whether there's a writable fs or not, which is unexpected)
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: rename service-state to /run/services/outputs
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: on boot
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: if /persist
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: create /persist/services/state and symlink /run/services/state to it
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: else create /run/services/state
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2) maybe change the local domain back to .lan? setting up
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systemd-networkd with search domains is an awful faff
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3) work out what to do with incoming ssh from wan
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- For noetbook and thinkpad we have a vpn anyway so can expect to
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reach loaclhost directly using ipv6
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- stop ssh from ever trying to get to our ipv4 address.
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- we could get rid of A record for loaclhost.telent.net but
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there are a bunch of CNAMES pointing at it for web servers.
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- we could reject incoming connections to tcp4 port 22 in firewall
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and then there is a clear signal to Dont Do That Then
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- for emergency use, dnat ipv4 2200 and 2201 to rotuer and loaclhost
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