BinkD & IPv6 ?

[Jame Clay]

All,

Does BinkD support IPv6? If so; as of which version?

How would an IPv6 address be defined? Like for the 'bind' configuration
item? (And I don't recall if you can already define more than one bind
address...)



Jame

[Stas Degteff]

Hello Jame.

23 Jun 11 13:45, you wrote to All:

JC> Does BinkD support IPv6? If so; as of which version?

Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
Binkd may receive IPv6 calls via inetd.


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[Wilfred van Velzen]

Hi,

On 24 Jun 11 22:15, Stas Degteff wrote to Jame Clay:
about: "BinkD & IPv6 ?":

JC>> Does BinkD support IPv6? If so; as of which version?

SD> Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
SD> Binkd may receive IPv6 calls via inetd.

So the answer is 'no', Binkd does not support IPv6 (directly). ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

[Jame Clay]

Hi Stas!

Post by Stas Degteff

Post by Jame Clay
Does BinkD support IPv6? If so; as of which version?

Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
Binkd may receive IPv6 calls via inetd.

Yes, Benny Pedersen has posted about that and I will be trying it.
What about native support for it? I wouldn't have thought that the changes
would be all that extensive, though I suppose the first thing to do would be to
support multiple bindaddr statememts if that's not already present.



Jame

[Stas Degteff]

Hello Jame.

Post by Stas Degteff
Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
Binkd may receive IPv6 calls via inetd.

JC> Yes, Benny Pedersen has posted about that and I will be trying it.
JC> What about native support for it? I wouldn't have thought that the
JC> changes would be all that extensive, though I suppose the first thing
JC> to do would be to support multiple bindaddr statememts if that's not
JC> already present.


You may implements IPv6 into binkd code next you may send path to developer(s)
and your path should be included into main branch of code.


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[Benny Pedersen]

Hello Stas!

24 Jun 2011 22:15, Stas Degteff wrote to Jame Clay:

SD> Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
SD> Binkd may receive IPv6 calls via inetd.

binkp have a ssl version ?

./configure --with-openssl

?

proxyed ssl is not nice :/


Regards Benny

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[Stas Degteff]

Hello Benny!

27 Jun 11 12:16, you wrote to me:

SD>> Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
SD>> Binkd may receive IPv6 calls via inetd.

BP> binkp have a ssl version ?

I don't known about SSL encription in binkd.


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[Benny Pedersen]

Hello Stas!

28 Jun 2011 21:01, Stas Degteff wrote to Benny Pedersen:

SD>>> Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
SD>>> Binkd may receive IPv6 calls via inetd.

BP>> binkp have a ssl version ?

SD> I don't known about SSL encription in binkd.

why did you suggest HTTPS then ?


Regards Benny

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[Stas Degteff]

Hello Benny!

29 Jun 11 13:34, you wrote to me:

SD>>>> Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
...

BP>>> binkp have a ssl version ?

SD>> I don't known about SSL encription in binkd.

BP> why did you suggest HTTPS then ?

"HTTPS proxy" in context "binkd" means "HTTP-proxy method CONNECT"

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[Benny Pedersen]

Hello Stas!

01 Jul 2011 00:22, Stas Degteff wrote to Benny Pedersen:

SD>>>>> Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
BP>>>> binkp have a ssl version ?
SD>>> I don't known about SSL encription in binkd.
BP>> why did you suggest HTTPS then ?
SD> "HTTPS proxy" in context "binkd" means "HTTP-proxy method CONNECT"

HTTPS proxy means that binkp should support ssl in the server part


Regards Benny

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[Stas Degteff]

Hello Benny!

03 Jul 11 22:36, you wrote to me:

SD>>>>>> Binkd may call IPv6 address via HTTPS proxy.
BP>>>>> binkp have a ssl version ?
SD>>>> I don't known about SSL encription in binkd.
BP>>> why did you suggest HTTPS then ?
SD>> "HTTPS proxy" in context "binkd" means "HTTP-proxy method
SD>> CONNECT"

BP> HTTPS proxy means that binkp should support ssl in the server part

This is your authoritative opinion or waffle? If first, please refers to the
source code of the binkd.


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[Benny Pedersen]

Hello Jame!

23 Jun 2011 13:45, Jame Clay wrote to All:

JC> Does BinkD support IPv6? If so; as of which version?

currently only via proxy

JC> How would an IPv6 address be defined? Like for the 'bind' configuration
JC> item?

only currently possible with xinetd

JC> (And I don't recall if you can already define more than one bind
JC> address...)

but native ipv6 support in binkd would still be damm nice :)


Regards Benny

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