The IPv6 internets are expanding, and like everything else, our vagrant vms should have ipv6 support (of course, this is only any use if the host machine/network also has IPv6 support etc etc)
[22:44:10] <bd808> Something on the ipv4 route from my laptop to the cluster is slooooow. Things are fine over my ipv6 tunnel but all actions (apt, git clones) from inside my vms are crawling. [00:01:57] <bd808> Reedy: It's my ISP I'm pretty sure. IPv4 traffic to eqiad is terribly slow. Ping time isn't too bad, but git clones and deb downloads slow to a crawl. Over my IPv6 tunnel things are fast, but the Vagrant managed VM doesn't get configured for IPv6 traffic. [00:02:24] <Reedy> has someone not filed a bug about ipv6 support in our vagrant vms? heh [00:02:38] <bd808> :) [00:03:12] <bd808> I poked a bit to figure out if it was easy to enable. Turns out its not as far as I can tell. [00:03:57] <bd808> random google searches say to use bridged networking if you want it [00:04:36] <Reedy> guess that sorta makes sense [00:05:06] <Reedy> Filed a bug for it anyway.. It may just be docs + config [00:06:07] <bd808> Turning it on unconditionally would actually make things worse in the ipv4 only case since linux would do a AAAA lookup and timeout before moving on to the A lookup and connection. [00:06:30] <bd808> I'll poke at the problem a bit more this evening