Re: [Design] Re: Opportunistic Encryption is now working under Linux 2.5

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>>>>> "Herbert" == Herbert Xu <herbert@gondor.apana.org.au> writes:
    >> That's hogwash, including linux/rtnetlink.h and linux/xfrm.h are the
    >> only sane ways you can get at the IPSEC userspace APIs right now.

    Herbert> Well since you are giving a personal guarantee then I guess we
    Herbert> don't 
    Herbert> have to worry about build problems with those files.

    Herbert> However, as it is freeswan should still include a local copy so
    Herbert> that 
    Herbert> people don't need the 2.5 kernel headers to compile it.

  Now that I understand that the patch permits run-time-choice,
this is the winning point. However, I might move the file to another
location, since I don't think we want to patch it with our kernel patch.
  I'll come back to this in mid-June.

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