03:02:39 I'm working on setting up an IPVS Linux based(ubuntu) for my day job. I've come to realize that the Linux kernel treats every IP on every interface (under the same linux network namespace) as if they were local to every interface without IP forwarding. 03:03:09 That seems an odd architectural decision to me 03:06:59 If I disable the default to arp every interface across every other interface I can still fully reach another interface on a separate network if I add a static route through the interface on the shared network 03:07:06 With ip forwarding disabled 03:07:29 It's just breaking my brain a little 08:56:29 rmustacc: tre had its own weak points (while fixing a lot of performance issues in spencer implementation), and at that time FreeBSD did some work on their implementation, so I simply didn't think putting more work into tre was worth it 16:46:31 yuripv: Good to know. Thanks. 16:46:50 [illumos-gate] 15675 add prototype for sec_svc_getcred() -- Toomas Soome 16:48:36 [illumos-gate] 15668 vmm reservoir query should be possible from zones -- Patrick Mooney 17:10:02 [illumos-gate] 15680 nfs: the comparison will always evaluate as 'true' -- Toomas Soome 19:27:04 [illumos-gate] 13316 ipmgmtd inconsistent with kernel on failure -- Dan Cross 20:15:32 sommerfeld: I've been enjoying the time saved from that nightly grep fix 20:25:08 Thanks. I got truly nerd sniped by richlowe on that -- I'm still looking at the underlying performance issue in libc regexp / locale. 20:46:02 copec: IIUC, you can control that behavior on illumos 20:46:06 not sure about linux 22:08:30 hi! is there a illumos usb stick "ready" to test desktop usage ? 22:08:56 image ready& 22:09:03 image ready* 22:16:29 https://www.openindiana.org/announcements/openindiana-hipster-2023-05-announcement/ 22:16:30 that would be Openindiana 22:18:51 #openindiana