fix(pasta): assign a fixed IPv6 address, gateway, and DNS to the netns - #620
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Currently, `curl -fsSL http://[${parent_ipv6}]:8080` fails when running
`hack/integration-ipv6.sh` with `--net=pasta`.
This is because pasta copies the destination address `${parent_ipv6}` into
the isolated netns and the destination becomes a local address inside the
netns.
To begin with, the only interface on the host with an available IPv6 route
is the dummy interface (`dummy42`), so it is selected as the template, and
its address and route are duplicated into the netns by `nl_addr_dup()` and
`nl_route_dup()` [1].
As a result, the route to `${parent_ipv6}` becomes `local`, the packets
never leave the netns, and they do not reach the httpd running on the
host.
To resolve this error, pass `--address`, `--gateway`, and `--dns-forward`
when running pasta, so that a fixed IPv6 configuration is assigned to tap0
inside the netns.
child: fd00::100
gateway: fd00::2
DNS: fd00::3
With these options, pasta executes `nl_addr_set()` and
`nl_route_set_def()` [1] in `pasta.c` instead of `nl_addr_dup()` and
`nl_route_dup()`, and assigns the specified address and route to tap0
inside the netns.
As a result, `${parent_ipv6}` is no longer duplicated into the netns, and
when running `curl -fsSL http://[${parent_ipv6}]:8080` inside the netns,
packets leave the netns through tap0.
On the host side, pasta relays the connection to the httpd, so the curl
now succeeds.
[1] https://passt.top/passt/tree/pasta.c
Signed-off-by: Hayato Kiwata <dev@haytok.jp>
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Currently,
curl -fsSL http://[${parent_ipv6}]:8080fails when runninghack/integration-ipv6.shwith--net=pasta.This is because pasta copies the destination address
${parent_ipv6}into the isolated netns and the destination becomes a local address inside the netns.To begin with, the only interface on the host with an available IPv6 route is the dummy interface (
dummy42), so it is selected as the template, and its address and route are duplicated into the netns bynl_addr_dup()andnl_route_dup()[1].As a result, the route to
${parent_ipv6}becomeslocal, the packets never leave the netns, and they do not reach the httpd running on the host.To resolve this error, pass
--address,--gateway, and--dns-forwardwhen running pasta, so that a fixed IPv6 configuration is assigned to tap0 inside the netns.child: fd00::100
gateway: fd00::2
DNS: fd00::3
With these options, pasta executes
nl_addr_set()andnl_route_set_def()[1] inpasta.cinstead ofnl_addr_dup()andnl_route_dup(), and assigns the specified address and route to tap0 inside the netns.As a result,
${parent_ipv6}is no longer duplicated into the netns, and when runningcurl -fsSL http://[${parent_ipv6}]:8080inside the netns, packets leave the netns through tap0.On the host side, pasta relays the connection to the httpd, so the curl now succeeds.
[1] https://passt.top/passt/tree/pasta.c