Hi, somewhat unexpectedly, I had two days of free time at my hand, and here are what I consider the last missing pieces for basic IPv6 support in 2.3_alpha2 (the route-gateway handling for IPv6), plus a bit of cleanup that crossed my way doing this.
The code changes affect Linux iproute2, Linux ifconfig, FreeBSD and MacOS X (Darwin) and have been thoroughly tested on each affected OS (t_client tests with the current "official" set but now with indirect ping for test set 4 - which didn't work on those platforms before! - and manually staring at the routes). TAP on MacOS 5 shows some funny effects with IPv6 routes pointing to non-existant next-hops on tap interfaces, but that seems to be an operating system thing, and nothing OpenVPN can do about it. (Well: don't install such routes, and everything works fine :) ). This patch set basically incorporates the work that Scott Zeid sent to the list 10 months ago (<1314694036-3749-1-git-send-emai...@srwz.us>), but his doesn't work - on the BSDs, you can't use "-iface <dev>" together with a gateway spec, it must be either-or. Nevertheless, thanks for this groundwork. Please review and ACK :-) gert
