Julian Mehnle wrote:
Arnaud Willem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Ok I will try to be more clear. Im sorry if my english is not that perfect ;)
Fabio Massimo Di Nitto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes that's what I mean. IPv6 is already in the upstreamActually, this is not correct (or I am using the wrong packages,
but not placed by default in the debian pkg even if the
command line options work fine.
The mainteiner use --with-ipv4-default and that's exactly
what I remove in my pkgs.
although I only have the official mirrors: simply pass the "-6" option
to sshd, and it will listen on both v4 and v6 (tested on a woody
system.)
I think that's what Fabio meant: sshd listens on IPv6 sockets if you specify "-6" as an extra command-line option, but does NOT listen on IPv6 sockets by default. Though, I don't understand why someone would want this to be so...
Julian Mehnle.
Using ssh from main you can use IPv6 but it needs to be specified as option both for the daemon and the client
For example ssh -6 (client) and Listen :: (daemon)
Using ssh from my archive IPv6 is enabled by default that means: sshd will listen automatically to ::
the client will first attempt a connection via IPv6 and in case it fails will automatically switch to ipv4
This is done removing
--with-ipv4-default
from debian/rules when it calls the ./configure
Fabio
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