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hackeraccount 22 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: The revolt of the reader

I think it's somewhere in the process it was asked "what's the most compelling written text?" The answer was things from great speeches "Ask not what you ..." and so on.

And that really is great and compelling. However. Great and compelling is not what I'm looking for when my question is, "Systemd-networkd is pulling an ip address for a bonded interface that only exist as a 802.1Q trunk. How do I make it stop that?"

ahepp 21 days ago [–]

Not the main point at all, but what was it? Pattern matching rule nestled deep in /lib/systemd/network? Some kind of mysterious netplan / NetworkManager compat layer?

hackeraccount 15 days ago | [–]

Nah - the fix was some config in the unit file that would bring up the bonded interface but not try to get an IPv4 or IPv6 address.

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