On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 08:47:36 -0500, Tom Shaw <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> something happened between 1.5.1(RC 0.10.01) and 1.5.1(RC 0.10.07)
> the listing of and use of Net::IP::Match::Regexp disappeared! Below
> is a listing of the startup of both. I have reverted back to 1.5.1(RC
> 0.10.01 due to this.
>
> Tom
>
Yes.
Net::IP::Match::Regexp does not support IPv6 addresses. I have
added a config switch, dontUseIPRegexp, to disable the use of this
module for folk who want to use IPv6 addresses in any IP address
configuration settings.
Unfortunately, I messed up the notification messages that you see
when that setting is set. I have sent a patch to Fritz to correct
these notification messages.
You can still use IPv4 ranges and CIDR notation as long as you don't
also want IPv6 addresses in a configuration string. Make sure that
dontUseIPRegexp is not checked.
If you do want IPv6 addresses in a configuration string you will need
to check dontUseIPRegexp. You will lose address range and CIDR notation
in your config strings, however.
I view dontUseIPRegexp as a temporary work-around for this problem.
I am working on code which will allow full address range and CIDR
notation for both IPv4 and IPv6 at which point the dontUseIPRegexp
setting will be removed again. But this will take a few days...
-jr
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