On Tue, 2015-04-14 at 00:25 +1000, Brian Chu wrote: > Hi Nikos, > > On FreeBSD (and probably OpenBSD), when a user resumes a session using > cookie (e.g. when quickly switching between Wi-Fi and 3G on a mobile > device), we must first remove addresses from the old tun device before > assigning them to the new tun device, otherwise the assignment may > fail with something like "main: tun.c:197: tun1: Error setting IPv6: > Address already in use". I have attached a patch to fix this issue. > This problem was reported to me by hshh <hunreal at gmail.com>. Thanks. I think that this deallocation should be done in tun.c and then be called by ip-leases. Something like reset_tun() or so. If you can update the patch would be nice, otherwise I'll try to check it, next week. > I'm not sure if the same behaviour is required on Linux -- probably > not, since nobody has reported this problem so far. Most probably we would need to add some code for ipv6 in linux as well. regards, Nikos
