On Wed, 5 Jan 2005, Natanael Copa wrote:
>
> I guess this is a problem with the configure script. I suspect that
> --disable-ipv6 is ok while --enable-ipv6 is not.
probably "use_enable ipv6" has to replaced with:
use ipv6 || myconf="--disable-ipv6"
and use econf ${myconf} , then --enable-ipv6 won't be called
I do not use ipv6, can't test that
>
> I'll try to find out how to fix it (im no expert on this, but I'm
> learning) and add a new patch to bugzilla.
>
> Oh, another thing, the configure takes this parameter also:
> --with-kernel-headers=/usr/src/linux/include. So next question is if
> that is necessary if ipsec-tools are not supposed to use kernel headers
> in userspace?
>
> Maybe it should be reported to the upstream ipsec-tools people?
The only test I am aware of, is to have in include/linux/ support for
ipsec (that could be either coming from 2.6 or 2.4 + ipsec backport).
This is done correctly by ipsec-tools' configure (works also w/ patched
2.4).
the ${KV} check is also dubious to me (I have only corrected syntax, but
it is wrong IMHO)
The decision using kernel-headers instead of installed headers is gentoo's
problem, the maintainer of ipsec-tools package decided to do that.
Peter
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