Before the networkd from 231 was backported, it was possible to use interface alias names that contained a colon, e.g. eth0:1. This is commonly used to make legacy tools like "ifconfig" work, because they *expect* a colon in the interface name.
Martin told me to file a bug for this.
Merging networkd from 231 lead to a regression where valid configs were not accepted anymore after the backport. Please merge that fix for the regression.
PR: https:/ /github. com/systemd/ systemd/ pull/5117
issue: https:/ /github. com/systemd/ systemd/ issues/ 4057
Before the networkd from 231 was backported, it was possible to use interface alias names that contained a colon, e.g. eth0:1. This is commonly used to make legacy tools like "ifconfig" work, because they *expect* a colon in the interface name.
Martin told me to file a bug for this.
Merging networkd from 231 lead to a regression where valid configs were not accepted anymore after the backport. Please merge that fix for the regression.