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#!/bin/bash

for con in natbusa "natbusa 5G";
do 
  echo ipv6.method ignore connection: \"$con\"
  nmcli con modify "$con" ipv6.method ignore
done;

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# ============================================
# Cross-Platform Network Configuration Aliases
# ============================================


# ============================================
# Helper Funcs
# ============================================
# --- Function to get OS type (same as before) ---
_net_get_os() {

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#!/bin/bash

function get_ip {
  echo $(ip -br a show $1)
}

function check_ip {
  device=$1
  ip_addr=$(get_ip "$device" | awk '{print $4}')
  if [ -z "$ip_addr" ]

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Make sure to setup NetworkManager as described in https://wiki.debian.org/NetworkManager first. In particular, be sure to remove the devices you want to manage with NetworkManager from /etc/network/interfaces.

/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf should look like the following:

[main]
plugins=ifupdown,keyfile

[ifupdown]
managed=true

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#!/bin/bash
# sudo apt install iw curl jq 
ALIVE="$1"

check_public_ip() {
   INTERFACE="$1"
   PUBLIC_IP=$(curl -s https://httpbin.org/ip | jq -r .origin)
   if ! [[ -z $PUBLIC_IP ]]; then
       echo "[+] Found Public IP $PUBLIC_IP for $INTERFACE"
   fi

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(
  IFS=$'\n'
  for line in $(nmcli --fields UUID,TYPE,NAME connection show); do
    conn_uuid=$(echo ${line} | cut -d ' ' -f 1)
    conn_type=$(echo ${line} | cut -d ' ' -f 3)
    conn_name=$(echo ${line} | cut -d ' ' -f 4- | xargs)
    if [ "${conn_type}" = "wifi" ]; then
      echo "name: $(tput bold)${conn_name}"
      echo "$(tput dim)uuid: ${conn_uuid}, type: ${conn_type}"
      nmcli connection modify ${conn_uuid} ipv4.dns "1.1.1.1,1.0.0.1"

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#!/bin/bash
connection="System eth0"
ip4="192.168.168"
ip6="fd00:168:168"
1_interfaces () {
hostnamectl set-hostname router
nmcli c mod "$connection" ipv4.addresses $ip4.1/24
nmcli c mod "$connection" ipv4.method manual
nmcli c mod "$connection" ipv6.addresses $ip6::1/64
nmcli c mod "$connection" ipv6.method manual

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#!/bin/bash
# Put this script into your crontab e.g. 
# @reboot ~/bin/bounce_ipv6.sh
# Bounce IPv6 connection if router is up but IPv6 connectivity is down,
# and check the connection every 30 seconds.
router_address="192.168.0.1"
ipvsixaddress="2600::"
while true;
do
  if ping -c1 $router_address &>/dev/null; then

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Networking on my Ubuntu machines is being flaking:

• docker bridge interface failing
• traffic not going to vpns
• when vpn or docker bridge does work it knocks out all dns resolutions

Here are all the things I have tried or yet to try.

docker failures

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#!/bin/bash

FW_MARK="$((RANDOM%2147483646 + 1))"
  if [ "$(ip -4 rule show fwmark ${FW_MARK})" ] || [ "$(ip -6 rule show fwmark ${FW_MARK})" ]; then
    while [ "$(ip -4 rule show fwmark ${FW_MARK})" ] || [ "$(ip -6 rule show fwmark ${FW_MARK})" ]; do
      FW_MARK="$((RANDOM%2147483646 + 1))"
    done
  fi
TABLE="$((RANDOM%2147483396 + 1))"
  if [ ! "$(ip -4 route show table ${TABLE} 2>/dev/null || echo 1)" = "1" ] || [ ! "$(ip -6 route show table ${TABLE} 2>/dev/null || echo 1)" = "1" ]; then