Hi gregor,
gregor herrmann wrote:
> % ip -4 addr show dev eth0 scope global | tail -1 | awk '{print $2}'
> forever
>
> "forever" doesn't sound like a typical IPv4 address either but it
> somehow matches your 7128sec (in the sense that it's a duration, and
> my static vs. your (probably) DHCP address).
*nod*
> Maybe "-oneline" would be helpful?
>
> % ip -4 -oneline addr show dev eth0 scope global
I've put -oneline into that line which starts with "addr=$(" and
changed $2 to $4 in the awk command. That sufficed to fix the display
of the local address.
But I didn't get a connection, so there might be some less visible
things broken, too, with the iodine-client-start script (which I used
successfully with that configuration in the past).
I though was able to successfully create an iodine tunnel with the
iodine NetworkManager plugin. So in general, iodine is usuable over
that network.
Regards, Axel
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