sam

@sam@cablespaghetti.dev

Father of two, husband, lover of dogs but owner of many cats. Runner. Technology enthusiast. Metalhead. AuADHDer. Cloudy DevOps type person. Formerly known as @sam@running.cafe

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[?]sam »
@sam@cablespaghetti.dev

They gave me a new address allocation. It didn't help. Then I noticed in an outbound traceroute that traffic was going via a random IP...it turns out another customer in the same subnet was sending out IPv6 Router Advertisements! I have now changed my default gateway configuration to ::1 from :: and things seem fixed. I hope the host goes after the offending customer and asks for them to quit it but I suspect not.

CC: @WiteWulf@cyberplace.social

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    [?]greem »
    @greem@cyberplace.social

    @sam Pretty sure you'd be able to build yourself some firewall rules against that, but you have to be careful not to chop your VPS off at the knees 🪓

    Good sleuthing though!

    @WiteWulf

      [?]fraggLe! »
      @fwaggle@moodoo.org

      @sam @greem @WiteWulf If you don't need RAs (it sounds like you're manually seeing the route?) you can turn accepting them off with a sysctl.

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