On Fri, 6 August 1999 14:42:07 +1000, Craig Small wrote: > > I seriously intend to package either zebra or mrtd. > > Methinks zebra will be the one, stay tuned. > What is mrtd? Do you mean mrtg? If so I may do that one.
Have a look at www.mrtd.net. mrtd is mainly a routing daemon speaking RIP, OSPF, BGP 4 and the IPv6 variants of these protocols. It is not much different than zebra, both do their work. I will see after mrtd and there will be a zebra upload RSN from me though Endre Hirling is the one packaging it (sponsor...). > > Is there anyone else from the ipv6 camp working on > > that one or has anyone package the (quite newer) > > radvd lately? > > OK, if there any package that needs to be done? I'm doing a > local copy of apache here because of the perl5 problems. The perl5 problem should not be there any more, I have several machines working with latest potato, they are doing fine. In only two cases I had to edit the available file by hand, but this is not neccessary any more. radvd would be nice (newer version for a month or so) as would be a *working* apache (last apache gave up on me for doing virtualhosts, it did not work with the IP address I gave it). Regards, Alexander -- In general, Alberta makes Texas look like Big Sur in the late 60's by comparison. -- Richard J. Sexton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Alexander Koch - <>< - WWJD - aka Efraim - PGP 0xE7694969 - ARGH-RIPE
