On 5/18/10 4:03 PM, Brian F. G. Bidulock wrote:
Lars,
I support 3. (Existing tunnelling should suffice.)
What is defined as "existing tunnelling"?
How do I get DCCP packets over UDP if I don't have root access to a machine?
I can create DCCP packets at a user level by linking in a user space
DCCP library, but I have no way to put them on the wire without:
A) heavy root level access to bash the socket stack directly
B) heavy surgery to the DCCP library to add a UDP listening layer
Neither of those count in my book as "existing tunnelling" that any
reasonable user could make use of.
If I'm missing something, I'm all ears. I would *love* to be able to
add DCCP to my programs on Windows, OS X and Linux.
-a
