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List:       dhcp-users
Subject:    Re: IPV4 mode notworking in Dhcpd-4.0.0
From:       "J. W. Andersen" <jwa () fasytek ! dk>
Date:       2008-05-31 12:32:50
Message-ID: 48414572.80207 () fasytek ! dk
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Thanks a lot - the disable-dhcpv6 did the trick in my case - as opposite 
to Eric Kennys experience.
Posibly related to the fact, that I have been running 2.6 kernel 
(latest) all along.

Regards, Joern.

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Evan Hunt skrev:
>> Error opening '/proc/net/if_inet6' to list IPv6 interfaces: No such file 
>> or directory
>>
>> even though the "-4" option is set when calling dhcpd. Same behavior 
>> encountered
>> in dcpd-4.1.0a1.
>>
>> Any ideas, anyone ??
>>     
>
> Compiling with --disable-dhcpv6 should shut it up.
>
> But you're right, if -6 isn't set on the command line, it shouldn't even be
> trying to enumerate IPv6 interfaces in the first place, much less logging an
> error if it can't.
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Thanks a lot - the disable-dhcpv6 did the trick in my case - as
opposite to Eric Kennys experience.<br>
Posibly related to the fact, that I have been running 2.6 kernel
(latest) all along.<br>
<br>
Regards, Joern.<br>
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Evan Hunt skrev:
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    <pre wrap="">Error opening '/proc/net/if_inet6' to list IPv6 interfaces: No such file 
or directory

even though the "-4" option is set when calling dhcpd. Same behavior 
encountered
in dcpd-4.1.0a1.

Any ideas, anyone ??
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Compiling with --disable-dhcpv6 should shut it up.

But you're right, if -6 isn't set on the command line, it shouldn't even be
trying to enumerate IPv6 interfaces in the first place, much less logging an
error if it can't.
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