>Though back to a more related note (since I started this thread a while
>back), I think IPv6 support would be a nice feature to get working. I
>have been able to do it by hand, though using a GUI would be easier for
>most I imagine. The current IPv6=yes setting doesn't really do anything
>other then break IPv4 iptables. All we really need to do is load the
>kernel module to 'enable' it. For usability, we need to be able to
>enable and configure radvd and/or ipv6-in-ipv4 tunnels, which are both
>pretty straightforward.
>
>-James

radvd in trunk (v1.3) compiles fine, even the latest version 1.6. So 
you could try it. But you'll end without a config file and 
init-script.

Michael

http://www.mksolutions.info

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