Nov 142015
See an updated post here.
I am obviously doing something wrong because computers are not supposed to behave like this, but my Linux containers (despite previous attempts) are booting with IPv6 privacy addresses randomly :-
✓ root@pica» lxc-ls --fancy | grep chagers chagers RUNNING 10.0.0.32 2001:8b0:ca2c:dead::5e11, 2001:8b0:ca2c:dead:f42b:6dff:fe16:2f2d YES ✓ root@pica» lxc-stop --name chagers; lxc-start --daemon --name chagers ✓ root@pica» lxc-ls --fancy | grep chagers chagers RUNNING 10.0.0.32 2001:8b0:ca2c:dead:206b:70ff:fe45:7242, 2001:8b0:ca2c:dead::5e11 YES ✓ root@pica» lxc-stop --name chagers; lxc-start --daemon --name chagers ✓ root@pica» lxc-ls --fancy | grep chagers chagers RUNNING 10.0.0.32 2001:8b0:ca2c:dead::5e11 YES
That is not how computers are supposed to behave!