This amazing, cursed, fun, terrifying, makes you sick if you've ever worked in networking and incredibly entertaining all at the same time:
https://1.6.0.0.8.0.0.b.e.d.0.a.2.ip6.arpa/@domi/statuses/01JQHWXY605XVPGY5MAXV30K5X
#TIL about the `namei` tool which is sort of like #traceroute but for filesystem traversal.
This is especially useful on #nixos where you're frequently dealing with stuff that is multiple levels of symlinks deep.
It's probably already on your system because it's part of #utillinux; go try it out:
namei `which ls`
Mullvad im Test: Der heimliche Platzhirsch am VPN-Himmel
#Datenschutz #Test #DAITA #Leta #Mullvad #Tailscaleaddon #traceroute https://sc.tarnkappe.info/d5f9b6
@arh nodds in agreement
I personally want something that could parse like #traceroute output and check that against IP allocations for #ClownFlare...
Same with shit that blocks #Tor users by 403'ing them.
Sophie Hamel raconte son terrain dans le Pacifique (Fidji, Vanuatu) sur leur accès Internet (Fidji, bien connecté, Vanuatu « au bout du réseau »). L'Australie et la Chine se disputent ces pays (câbles, machines) mais pour l'instant, l'Australie tient Huawei à distance.
Depuis Digicel Fidji vers Vodafone Vanuatu : on passe par l'Australie. #traceroute
Fixed "traceroute: command not found" in Linux
#Linux #Traceroute #Networking #SysAdmin
https://linuxtldr.com/traceroute-command/
« J'évite de parler de "mesures actives" car c'était le terme utilisé par le KGB pour ses actions. »
C'est quoi ce #traceroute chelou ?
traceroute 9.9.9.9
traceroute to 9.9.9.9 (9.9.9.9), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 _gateway (192.168.1.1) 7.093 ms 7.345 ms 7.187 ms
2 * * *
3 * * *
4 * * *
5 * * *
6 196.207.250.242 (196.207.250.242) 35.061 ms dns9.quad9.net (9.9.9.9) 93.592 ms !X 96.486 ms !X
(cf https://www.debian-fr.org/t/orange-flybox-diagnostic-reseau/88740/2 )
Did you know the command traceroute is sending "SUPERMAN" as data in the UDP packet?
The other day was learning about the difference between tracert and traceroute, and noticed that when sniffing.
Couldn't find anything online but the source code (added in comment) of where it sens SUPERMAN.
I can't reach Google, Cloudflare, Quad9, Amazon(.com), and many other large services over #IPv6 right now and think it might actually have been going on for a while, because "the Internet" has been feeling "slow" for a few days already.
IPv4 works and therefore, after the timeout, connections establish. Other sites like Microsoft, Debian, Redhat, many local (Austrian), and occasionally Amazon(.de) also work over IPv6.
I have pretty much ruled out #DNS already, and my few minutes of #traceroute tests strongly indicate #BGP routing problems. Of course.
(And I can't fix it, because it's most probably on the ISP/peering side.)
