dhcp | DHCPv4 packet library , client and server | Runtime Evironment library

I have a bunch of CSV files containing information about DHCP scopes (100+ files, one for each server). I wish to merge the data from all into a new table. There are ways to merge the CSVs but that's not good enough, because one the most important piece of information is not included inside the individual CSV files...that of the server name. The server name is coming from the filename itself. Hence the approach to build a new table.

My issue is that the properties for SubnetMask, StartRange, EndRange, ScopeID and State are being output in the same "cell". I managed to do it for the ScopeName (i.e. managed to get one ScopeName per line), but not sure how to approach the rest.

with a powershell script I'm exporting a list of all the DHCP Servers that exists and the scopes on the Server. The results has to be parsed in a second script in python. (Thats a system for our monitoring).

Here's the script:

I am trying to establish WiFi connection on my Avenger96 (based on 96Boards STM32MP157) board. Goal is to automatically setup WiFi connection during boot time so that there is no need to manually configure WiFi after every boot.

Steps I have done:

1. Added network section in wpa_supplicant.conf-sane as shown below: poky/meta/recipes-connectivity/wpa-supplicant/wpa-supplicant:

   ...

I am trying to loop over 2 different JSON array and filter only if the 2 key values are same.

I am comparing cidr from po-orig.json/po file and subnet from pocooling json. If the key values are same in both file, then print the pertaining details of pocooling json file as a list.

Problem: I want 2 IPs so that I can run two servers on my LAN. Apparently my ISP doesn't allow static IPs and I need to use DHCP to obtain my second IP.

What I have learned so far:

1. In order to get two distinct IP addresses with DHCP, you need two different MACs (or client IDs?)
2. You can't have two MACs on a single interface, so you need to put your internet facing interface into promiscuous mode and somehow get that traffic to a virtual interface with its own MAC.
3. Once the traffic gets to my virtual interface, I can just assign it to WAN firewall zone (OpenWRT thingie, not so important) for ez profit.

But here is the hard part: In order to separate my LAN from WAN there is by default two different VLANs configured in OpenWRT. LAN VLAN is eth0.1 and WAN VLAN is eth 0.2.

The final question is: How do I configure my system? Do I put eth0 in promisc or eth0.2 or both? Or is my premise completely wrong? How do I create the said virtual interface? Below is my ip addr extract.

I had a private repo for 6 months that I worked on. Today I finally made it public after submitting a paper. Is it possible to make the activity (those green square) visible? I tried clicking on contribution setting and got the message Visitors will now see your public and anonymized private contributions, but the activity still doesn't show.

Update 1:

I noticed that only changes I did on GitHub (the website rather than pushing code from my machine) were recorded. That is, only the readme file shows as I often updated it on the website.

Update 2:

I ran git --no-pager log -s --format="%ae" to see which emails were used for the commits and got the following: Some emails are the primary email under GitHub, some are of the form 43555163+Penguin@users.noreply.github.com, some are Penguin@Penguin-MacBook-Pro.local, some are Penguin@econ2-204-32-dhcp.int.university_name.edu.

Also, as I mentioned in one of the comments below, if I go to my repo and specifically look at commits I can see something like: Penguin authored and Penguin committed on May 27 1 parent 1d71ac3 commit cb95c2870de67383ee653849b4c7b40a062f5fd3. But this does not show on my activity.

Lastly, some comments mentioned creating a new repo on GitHub and pushing my previous commits (after filtering the emails somehow which I didn't quite understand). However, I already have several Stargazers on this repo and would like to keep them. By making a new repo I believe these will disappear.

Update 3:

I used git filter-repo to change all the emails to my primary email and now all my previous commits emails appear to be my primary email when I call git --no-pager log -s --format="%ae". However, I still don't see the activity showing. For example, if I go to my repo I can see that one of the commits says Penguin authored and Penguin committed on Apr 8, but this doesn't show in the activity.

I am trying to deploy VM via terraform on KVM.

I want my VM to get an IP in the Host network, my host is 10.100.86.180. so I am using Bridge (which works well when I deploy VM manually)

but with terraform- it can't get an IP after "terraform apply",

what am I doing wrong?

here is my main.tf :

I have a cluster of 4 raspberry pi 4 model b, on which Docker and Kubernetes are installed. The versions of these programs are the same and are as follows:

Docker:

I'm sure this one is an easy fix. I'm working with Terraform in AWS, deploying a VPC, Subnets, a Security Group (this looks like the issue) along with a single EC2 instance.

When deploying using terraform apply the first time everything creates as expected, however, immediately following up with another terraform apply or terraform plan shows that there are changes to the EC2 instance that required a redeploy of the EC2 instances. There are no changes to the underlying Terraform Code.

Upon applying again the EC2 instance is redeployed as reported by a terraform plan.

I would like this to not re-deploy every EC2 instance when running additional terraform apply commands. I'm not sure if it's possible, but I'm sure if it is it's something easy I'm just missing in the documentation.