Re: [Devil-linux-develop] ISAKMP for kernel 2.6

[Oliver J. <oli...@mo...>]

for the kernel, it makes no difference which tool you use, racoon or
freeswan... 

but i think, porting the existing freeswan package should not be a big
task, you only have to compile the (adapted) sources of the usermode
modules. because freeswan work also on the
2.6-kernel-ipsec-implementation
instead of the old 2.4.x patch (i think the name was klips or so)... 

but if i see, that my racoon will work and is usable, i will try to
also work on a package for freeswan, if needed... or not already done by
a freeswan expert :-)





On Mon, 2004-01-12 at 15:40, hzu...@ra... wrote:
> On 01/12/2004 08:47:07 AM Oliver Jehle wrote:
> >are there any plans which usermode tools should be used with the kernel
> >2.6 and devil linux  ?
> >
> >with kernel 2.6, there are no differences which one you
> >take, only the user mode utilities/deamons differ.
> >
> >i'm using here the kame/racoon port on 2.6 kernels and i'm very happy
> >with it.. its easy, no x509 patching and only a small diff for the
> >makefile then it works.
> >
> >i've also see some postings, that freeswan usermode utilities also
> >work with 2.6 now... and there exists a third one... from openbsd..
> >
> >as soon i have a running devil-linux system, i can make a package for
> >the racoon/kame tools, if someone is interested..
> >
> >but before i will make the work,  i should know if there is an interest
> >in it.. or not...
> 
> I think it's a good idea to implement it.
> 
> Is it possible to have both?
> 
> Heiko
> 
> 
> 
> 
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