I need to stop this message from spamming my logs. I can't *FIND* anything because my logs are positively JAMMED with this nonsense. There has to be some setting on the server to disable this message, or a setting for the clients to prevent the IPv6 traffic from entering the tunnel. Fine, I get it, the software doesn't handle IPv6 correctly yet - but CONSTANTLY rolling the logs with this message is both annoying and has to hinder performance. There is nothing in google&bing, nothing in the forums (that I can find, other than people saying "oh ya, that's unsupported ipv6 in the tunnel" - NOT HELPFUL), reading the source is like pulling teeth thanks to the msg function's bizarre implementation for "performance reasons" requiring a deeper involvement in C than most of us have. Can someone tell me how to JUST SHUT THIS MESSAGE OFF - I JUST DON'T CARE ABOUT EVERY BLOODY IPv6 PACKET. Thanks (as you can tell, this thing drives me insane :evil: everytime I have to interact with anything it gets in the way of) - C Johnson

STOP "Need IPv6 code in mroute_extract_addr_from_packet" ???

xepol

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janjust

if you want to patch the server: the file you're looking for is 'mroute.c' , around line 159 (for the 2.2.1 code base).

if you can control the clients: do not bind the TCP/IP v6 protocol to the tun or tap-win32 adapters and the message should not appear any longer.

xepol

Thanks.

I'm still hoping for something less invasive than creating a build environment and more realistic than having clients play with their network settings. Anyone?

xepol

Thanks again Jan, not sure I want to go to the point of risking a custom build tho.

I did however notice yer shameless plug and wander over to Amazon... I hope it's a good read, cause it'll show up next week and there are plenty of other areas of fine polish I would like to refine.

aqoerama

Hmm, are u using windows?

for windows, just untick the Internet protocol version 6 (TCPIP/ipv6) and voila~.