James Yonan wrote: > Marcel Pennewiß wrote: >> On Thursday 13 November 2008 01:23:46 Marcel Pennewiß wrote: >>> Hi, >> Hi again, >> >>> a long time ago Juanjo Ciarlante wrote a patch for openvpn to create a >>> tunnel via ipv6 [1]. Later i fixed the patch to work with openvpn-2.0 and >>> 2.1 which i use on OpenWRT and Gentoo. Roy (from Gentoo) wrote about this >>> also to the devel-list [1]. But since that no one answered :( >>> >>> What about IPv6-support to create a tunnel over IPv6? Since my first patch >>> i try to adapt the patch to newer versions. This patches are not properly >>> tested but works fine for me (on gentoo).[2][3] >> What about full IPv6-support - is this scheduled in the future or on any >> roadmap? No answer is not a good practice :( > > Full IPv6 support is planned for OpenVPN 3. > > Some more details on OpenVPN 3: > > OpenVPN 3.0 is a revamping of the OpenVPN core into a modular, more > maintainable architecture. Planned features include: > > * IPv6 support > * IP multicast support > * Pluggable crypto library support (so that crypto libraries other than > OpenSSL may be used) > * Pluggable packet filter and network access control API > * Pluggable dynamic routing API (BGP, OSPF, etc.) > * Support for full-mesh topologies (in addition to the star and > point-to-point topologies supported in OpenVPN 2.x) > * Library API support allowing OpenVPN tunnels to be programmatically > created and destroyed > * Embedding support to allow OpenVPN to be embedded in other applications > * Asynchronous, event driven I/O subsystem (in the vein of Twisted, > boost::asio, or libevent)
and what's the plan to the final 2.1 (or it'll be 2.2?)? -- Levente "Si vis pacem para bellum!"
