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In this post, I go into hopefully better output parsing.

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[–] dengtav@lemmy.ml 2 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

As in have you heard of deprecated IPv6 addresses before?

Definetly not 0.o

It's really hard to actually believe that a problem like this hasn't got a 1-word-command + flag solution yet. I mean you could ecxpect something like

ip -6 -i eno0

or so...

And yes, totally agree on the edit part! It's always nice to at least no about all the options that exist and smb found out hustling the same struggle like me :D