FS#1361 - Unable to configure multiple IPv6 prefixes in luci #6606
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diego: Well, I was too happy too early Adding two ip6prefix lines to /etc/default/network is useless, just the last one is applied. So I'm unable to route two prefixes over a 6in4 tunnel in openwrt/LEDE. That config is perfectly valid and in fact is running fine in linux. ip6prefix should take a list of prefixes, or at least multiple sentences should be honored. And of course, lucy should be modified to reflect that. |
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jow-: Not a LuCI specific problem since the underlying protocol backends do not support multiple prefix in their configuration yet. Pending patches at http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/873368/ and http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/873367/ |
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diego:
I'm running OpenWrt SNAPSHOT r6074-267873a / LuCI Master (git-18.039.58622-76f9f5e) on Alpha ASL26555 (16M). Tried also in 15.05.1, same behavior.
I'm running a 6in4 tunnel for IPv6 connectivity, provided by Hurricane Electric.
HE delegates to me two IPv6 prefixes, a /64 and a /48.
I've set up the tunnel in lucy effortlessly, but just the /48 was working.
After pulling my hair for a long time, I figured out to add by hand another ip6prefix line to my tunnel interface in /etc/config/network
In lucy, There's a field named 'IPv6 routed prefix' that only allows exactly one prefix (and is the last one listed in /etc/config/network interface declaration). The field should be 'extensible', so multiple prefixes could be added, much like 'forwarding DNS' settings in Network/DHCP and DNS settings in lucy.
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