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    WAN_DHCP6 or WAN_SLAAC pending/Unknown

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      dh377
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      Re: WAN_DHCP6 Pending/Unknown

      This is quite an old bug on Comcast/Xfinity. Especially when using XFINITY/xfinitywifi as WAN, those do not propagate IPv6 Prefix through DHCP/RA, and dhcp6c or rtsold could not properly run gateway setup scripts internally. This could be fixed with making it fetch a default gateway address anyway through netstat.

      (This issue has been reported to Redmine issue #14981)

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        maverickws @dh377
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        @dh377 what version are your running?

        That problem was solved in 23.05.1

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          dh377 @maverickws
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          @maverickws CE 2.7.0. Do dhcp6c or rtsold correctly execute scripts which result in /tmp/<interface>_routerv6 and /tmp/<interface>_defaultgwv6?

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            maverickws @dh377
            last edited by maverickws

            @dh377 I had that problem on 23.01 and some other users as well, I believe you'll find this whole topic about it interesting.

            Screenshot 2023-11-14 at 18.48.23.png

            Redmine Issue 14072

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              dh377 @maverickws
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              @maverickws my script has CRLF line ends (#!/bin/sh^M). It's prevent the script to run.

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                maverickws
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                @dh377 the ^M is a DOS/Windows line ending.
                Did you edit that file on windows or something?

                The original file for sure doesn't have them as we all are using it without issues.

                Either use a file editor and save the file with unix format line endings or just get a source copy of the file, can't help you any further as that is a local issue.

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