The net.example file states that you should use dhclient for doing dhcp over an ipv6 network and that dhcpcd will not work for ipv6. While this advice can be made to work, it is certainly not the optimal solution. The truth of the matter is that if the ipv6 router is advertising stateful addresses, dhcpcd will just work. While you can make dhclient work even if the router is not advertising stateful connections, getting dhclient to work at all on ipv6 requires hooks to properly setup the interface and force the kernel to create a link-local address. Both things are done by dhcpcd out of the box. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: less /usr/share/doc/netifrc-0.7.3/net.example.bz2 Actual Results: Bad advice Expected Results: Good advice about ipv6 routers and dhcpcd. I'll mark this as minor even though the internet searches required to figure out the correct solution were more than what I would consider an easy workaround.
