On Thu, 2007-06-07 at 10:25 +0200, John Hay wrote:
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> We getting rid of the legacy protocols (ipv4) on our olsr network and

Cool.

> the latest thing biting me is the fact that most of the plugins that
> listen on a port, only do it on ipv4. The one most important to me at
> the moment is the dot draw one. I have done a quick hack to get it to
> use ipv6 (without access control) and was wondering about the direction
> I should be taking. Should it listen on both ipv4 and ipv6? Should it
> check which version is being used (v4/v6) and just listen on that?

Apart from the really nice solution (wehich needs IMHO a lot of work)
that Aaron mentioned:
In the spirit of the current implementation one would check the version
being used (since there might be another instance running with the other
protocol version).

> PS. The current dot draw module seems to have a bug in that it will
> not announce the HNA entries that the local olsrd is announcing. Is
> that on purpose or just an oversight? My patch to fix that looks

I don't know but I can't think of a reason why not.
So IMHO probably just an oversight.

> something like this. (It is still against 0.4.10, so don't apply it
> just yet. I'll move it to the cvs stuff one of these days.)

OK.

	Bernd
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