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Hi,
On Mon, 30 Jun 2008, Patrick McHardy wrote:
> History has repeatedly shown that out of tree patches are buggy
> and cause more problems than they solve, which is why there
> is no interest from the netfilter team in maintaining external
> patches (with the one exception of ipset, which is not considered
> ready for upstream yet by Jozsef, its author).
The reason why I haven't been considering ipset ready for kernel inclusion
is actually simple: the current ipset framework is not flexible enough due
to the rigid kernel<->userspace communication method and it does not
support IPv6 at all. As I had expected to be ready with the next
generation of ipset (codename nfset) more soon, I have been refraining to
submit ipset for kernel inclusion. nfset is finally getting shape, by the
end of summer it'll be released. So the reason not to submit ipset is
stronger than ever.
In order to make life easier, as I apply the patches sent by Swen,
there'll be a new, "standalone" version of ipset, i.e. it'll be possible
to use it without patch-o-matic-ng.
Best regards,
Jozsef
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