09:59 <mort___> anyone up-to-date with the state of ipv6 support in mirage please?

10:00 <mort___> (and, related, in the qubes firewall which I believe is a mirage implementation now?)

10:04 <h01ger> the default qubes firewall uses a linux template. you can also use qubes-mirage-firewall instead.

10:04 <mort___> ack; does it firewall ipv6 as well as ipv4 yet?

10:05 <h01ger> i dunno

10:08 <mort___> hm, looking at the code i think the answer is probably no. thanks for the pointer to qubes-mirage-firewall :)

10:10 <h01ger> :)

10:14 <hannes> mort___: AFAIK not at the moment (IPv6), but mindy and steffi are working on mirage-qubes-firewall improvements which may include IPv6 support.

10:14 <mort___> awesome :)

10:15 <mort___> if i read mirage-tcpip right, there is support in the stack for it though, and it's more than just the type signatures and address formats, right?

10:15 <mort___> (seeing as you and djs55 at least have some commits with relevant looking comments ;)

10:17 <hannes> uhm, well, I don't think anyone is running MirageOS-IPv6 network stacks (there's certainly a STACKV6 missing, similar to STACKV4). There are some bits and pieces implemented (NDP/..), but unclear how far that goes.

10:17 <hannes> now lunch

10:17 <mort___> ackack enjoy!

10:17 <mort___> (thanks)

17:57 <ehirdoy1> With kind support from this IRC, I seem to be able to run distributed ML on Unikernel'ized lightweight actor engine (LwAE) with MirageOS HVT. If you are interested, please try below. Any comment would be really\

17:57 <ehirdoy1> appreciated. https://github.com/owlbar

17:57 <ehirdoy1> Again:P Here's a link, https://github.com/owlbarn/light_actor/pull/8

17:59 <pie___> sounds fancy :D

18:15 <hannes> ehirdoy1: nice! :)

18:15 <ehirdoy1> well,,,title sounds fancy but implementation is still quite primitive;), thanks!

18:16 <hannes> ehirdoy1: for me it would help to also have a run / expected output on unix (or a measurement of a baseline) ;)

18:17 <ehirdoy1> Both could run from the same code, which is one of the advantage of MirageOS, right? :)

18:18 <ehirdoy1> data && resoruce comparison may be next step....I may need some convenient infra for that....