Request for runtime configurable features: resolved, ipv6 disable
KeithG <[email protected]>
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There are currently ways to implement both of these, but a runtime configurable way in the connman startup for both would be nice. A) The way to get connman to work with systemd-resolved is to recompile with a flag: --with-dns-backend=systemd-resolved A setting in /etc/connman/main.conf to select either resolvconf or systemd-resolved would be awesome. B) Same with turning off ipv6. As it is, we can specify something in a *.config or in the settings file in the 'service' folder: IPv6.method=off or by issuing: connmanctl *service* ipv6=off Once again, if the user is having ipv6 problems, being able to turn it off for all interfaces in the main.conf would be nice. Now that ipv6 is active by default in the kernel and in many other packages, new problems appear: We have noticed that avahi will advertise spurious un-routable ipv6 addresses and that Mozilla seems to also have troubles when ipv4 and ipv6 are 'on' but only an ipv4 address is available. Thanks! Keith