Due to some internal logic in net-snmp this can not be done so easy.
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Nov 12 2019
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Nov 10 2019
Tomorrows rolling release will come with a first version of the fix. It requires you to use speed/duplex auto setting. The next part will also cover fixed speed/duplex settings.
The offender is the call to vyos.ifconfig.set_flow_control() which triggers /sbin/ethtool --pause eth0 autoneg on tx on rx on. we should only change this if it is really necessary and not on every commit.
Colons in interface description should be allowed. There are tools like libreNMS which use defined prefixes for internal mapping and they have a colon inside.
There should be no reason the session is reset. This is an implementation "missdesign" by me when rewriting the ethernet interface. All interfaces are placed in admin down state on commit and will be placed in admin up state once the commit has run. and interface is not disabled.
Nov 9 2019
Backport to crux complete
Nov 8 2019
Nov 7 2019
The real problem is the config parser it seems as it can not deal with special characters used in a pre-login banner.
Nov 5 2019
Ah you were using bleeding edge equuleus builds. Ddclient 3.9.0 has been added to recent rolling image.
Nov 4 2019
Confirmed using a copy of the Hyper-V VM
This is weird. I can not reproduce it either with VMWare vSpher enot using Hyper-V.
What is your VMs CPU/RAM configuration?
Well, then there is a bug in the interface renaming script with later ifupdown scripts which should be fixed.
the interface name ppp0 is wrong. If we configure it to be pppoe0 on the CLI it should also have this name on the bare linux system. This sounds a bit like: T1242 which was fixed in commit https://github.com/vyos/vyatta-cfg-op-pppoe/commit/4330d41fcda30553ca1b3e2588d05eebdd59fc80
Nov 3 2019
Tested using the below configuration on VyOS 1.2-rolling-201911030217
Nov 2 2019
At first glance this looks like a very "easy" priority issue. Bonding interfaces are set up before the ethernet interfaces (makes no sense though).