On Fri, 2 Jul 2021, at 10:29, Zack Newman wrote: > When I start dhcpcd during booting the “normal” way (i.e., rcctl enable > dhcpcd), I am able to successfully dump the lease information > associated with the alc0 interface (which is connected directly to my > bridge modem); however when I start the command inside of > /etc/hostname.alc0 during booting, I am unable to get lease information > after. When the computer boots up, I successfully acquire a DHCPv6 > lease as well as have a /60 routed to me. My IPv6 connectivity runs > just fine too.
Something that's not entirely clear to me here: why? if you are using prefix delegation, dhcpcd is interested in more of your interfaces than just your ISP-side... no? I also use dhcpcd to handle v6 prefix delegation on my gateway and just start it in the normal way, no !foo in /etc/hostname.em0, or in fact on any other interfaces. Yet it all works quite reliably every boot What am I missing here? John
