I think I understand it now, thanks for the explanation. I hope that you would
be able to fix this bug.
I'm attending an annual conference this week, so it seems I won't have
time to work on the bugfix before the weekend, sorry.
No worries, I will be using 4.5 for the time being particularly as I was
finally able to integrate it into the kernel (your "patch_kernel" script
did the donkey work though :-) ) and I was also able to "convert" ipset
4.5 to use pkgconfig (still testing it though), so when I am more or
less done I will be in a position to build (and use!) both generation
packages as a standalone software.
I don't really see why you have to split ipset from xtables-addons. What's
wrong with the standalone ipset package, what forces you to do so?
I don't actually need xtables-addons for 80% of my boxes, so just
building the ipset package was perfect! On those machines I used to
compile xtables-addons just because I needed ipset, so it made more
sense to use ipset as standalone and save myself the hassle (and some
resources too).
I planned to do this for months, but wasn't able to due to time
constraints. I can now afford more time and I am glad I was able to
finally split it up. I am particularly pleased that I was able to
integrate it into the kernel, which saved me another headache of having
to deal with the bl**dy buildsys packages on Fedora which were needed to
build the kernel modules.
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