Preventing Ubuntu 16.04 from starting daemons when a package is installed
I’ve gone on some mini-rants in other posts about starting daemons immediately after they’re installed in Ubuntu and Debian. Things are a little different in Ubuntu 16.04 and I thought it might be helpful to share some tips for that release. Before we do that, let’s go over something. I still don’t understand why this is a common practice within Ubuntu and Debian. Take a look at the postinst-syste
systemd-networkd and macvlan interfaces
I spent some time working with macvlan interfaces on KVM hypervisors last weekend. They’re interesting because they’re not really a bridge. It allows you to assign multiple MAC addresses to a single interface and then allow the kernel to filter traffic into tap interfaces based on the MAC address in the packet. If you’re looking for a highly detailed explanation, head on over to waldner’s blog for
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