Re: IPv6 literal addresses on command line

2003-11-27 Thread cam
--- Paul Slootman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu 27 Nov 2003, cam wrote: > > > > I wonder if debian has included more of the USAGI patches that aren't > applied > > to the 'vanilla' kernel from kernel.org? Various comments in the rsync TODO > > The kernel isn't the issue. When compiling a C

Re: IPv6 literal addresses on command line

2003-11-27 Thread Paul Slootman
On Thu 27 Nov 2003, cam wrote: > > I wonder if debian has included more of the USAGI patches that aren't applied > to the 'vanilla' kernel from kernel.org? Various comments in the rsync TODO The kernel isn't the issue. When compiling a C program, nothing about the kernel is used. In fact, I use a

Re: IPv6 literal addresses on command line

2003-11-27 Thread cam
--- Paul Slootman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu 27 Nov 2003, cam wrote: > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] host -t doodah.ipv6.ournet.co.uk > > doodah.ipv6.ournet.co.uk has address 3ffe:501:420:120::2 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] rsync -Cav -6 doodah:home/cam/dev/pcapture . > > doodah: Unknown hos

Re: IPv6 literal addresses on command line

2003-11-27 Thread Paul Slootman
On Thu 27 Nov 2003, cam wrote: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] host -t doodah.ipv6.ournet.co.uk > doodah.ipv6.ournet.co.uk has address 3ffe:501:420:120::2 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] rsync -Cav -6 doodah:home/cam/dev/pcapture . > doodah: Unknown host Of course, here you're doing two different things: wit

Re: IPv6 literal addresses on command line

2003-11-27 Thread cam
--- cam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello all, > > Just to get some er, 'closure' on this, if you will (spot the thinly > disguised, desperate repost)... > > To summarise: no-one is currently using rsync over IPv6 on linux. Not so. I got a response from someone happily using rsync on debian. S

Re: IPv6 literal addresses on command line

2003-11-18 Thread Paul Slootman
On Tue 18 Nov 2003, cam wrote: > > To summarise: no-one is currently using rsync over IPv6 on linux. I just tried a simple test, and it sure seems to work. For lack of an rsync server that talks IPv6 and wants to talk to me, I can't actually verify the working. However, I see that it initiates a

Re: IPv6 literal addresses on command line

2003-11-14 Thread jw schultz
On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 04:44:18AM -0800, cam wrote: > Hello all, > > Can anyone give me a hint on how to specify an IPv6 address in an > rsync address literal - the colon character is already used to > seperate the host name from the remote directory AFAICT... I get, e.g. > > rsync -Cavb 3ffe:50