dhcpcd-discuss

Running dhcpcd version 1:6.11.5-1+rpt7 on debian. I see the DUID-LLT 
generated by dhcpcd and stored dhcpcd.duid is being updated with a new 
timestamp every time it is sent out for example in a solicit. Surely this 
is contrary to RFC6355.


"DUIDs are intended to remain constant over time, so that they can be
  used as permanent identifiers for a device. In the case of DUID-
  LLTs, they are intended to be generated once, stored in stable
  storage, and reused from that point forward."


Is this intentional?


Also if the dhcp.duid file is hand edited and a DUID-UUID is inserted, then 
then the UUID part of the DUID is truncated to 8 bytes when it is used.


This makes it difficult to use dhcpcd to assign static dhcpv6 leases.


Roger