I have created a patch for netcfg to support tunnels, such as sit tunnels for IPv6. The included example would act similar to the rc.d script found at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/IPv6_-_Tunnel_Broker_Setup
You can find this patch as a git commit on https://github.com/kylef/netcfg/commit/e6b95df3a80a92480a5ee062a13f5c8448020...
This is commit e6b95df3a80a92480a5ee062a13f5c844802098a on the branch 'tunnel' on the 'git://github.com/kylef/netcfg.git' repo.
I have no where I should submit this pull request, this mailing list seems most related place I could find.
On 2011/7/12 Kyle Fuller inbox@kylefuller.co.uk wrote:
I have created a patch for netcfg to support tunnels, such as sit tunnels for IPv6. The included example would act similar to the rc.d script found at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/IPv6_-_Tunnel_Broker_Setup
You can find this patch as a git commit on https://github.com/kylef/netcfg/commit/e6b95df3a80a92480a5ee062a13f5c8448020...
This is commit e6b95df3a80a92480a5ee062a13f5c844802098a on the branch 'tunnel' on the 'git://github.com/kylef/netcfg.git' repo.
I have no where I should submit this pull request, this mailing list seems most related place I could find.
Hello Kyle,
I'll look into this for the version 2.7 branch (which does not exist yet). The 2.6 branch is feature freezed for bug fixes only. Other pending patches/projects include support for network bonding, Dan's patches, more complex ppp schemes (for 3G connections)...
arch-projects is the right mailing list for these matters.
Regards, Rémy.
arch-projects@lists.archlinux.org