On Tue, 17 May 2011 12:07:35 +0100, Mr Dash Four wrote:
No, that's not possible. ipset needs the IPv6 support in the kernel.
That can't be accurate - I have administratively disabled IPv6 on
my system (both via sysctl as well as via the kernel command line) -
and ipset 6.5 runs just fine. I am not using any IPv6 sets though so
that might be the reason why it is not complaining.
Well, i compile ipset on host with ipv6 enabled kernel, and just copied
to host without ipv6. It is seems problem only during compilation i
guess (headers?), and it is not right IMO.
Especially it is a problem for source based distributions, like gentoo,
because i cannot compile ipset at all on most of my ipv4-only machines.
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