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1 | initial version | posted 2019-05-19 18:03:55 +0200 |
Does anyone know how the new aliendalvik has networking access? I am trying to get archlinux to run in a container, and cannot figure out how to allow it to access the network.
lxc-net does not even seem to create a network device (checked with ifconfig
) even after adding the relevant configuration to /etc/default/lxc-net
, and trying to start a container with a lxc bridge enabled prevents it from starting.
Anything even remotely related to networking doesn't exist on Sailfish OS, and as it turns out even stopping lxc-net does not cause android applications to lose internet access, so it's not that.
So how on earth does aliendalvik have internet access? Even better, how could I give another container internet access too?
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Does anyone know how the new aliendalvik has networking access? I am trying to get archlinux to run in a container, and cannot figure out how to allow it to access the network.
lxc-net does not even seem to create a network device (checked with ifconfig
) even after adding the relevant configuration to /etc/default/lxc-net
, and trying to start a container with a lxc bridge enabled prevents it from starting.
Anything even remotely related to networking doesn't exist on Sailfish OS, and as it turns out even stopping lxc-net does not cause android applications to lose internet access, so it's not that.
So how on earth does aliendalvik have internet access? Even better, how could I give another container internet access too?