Hello Paul!   
      
   20 Dec 17 20:18, you wrote to me:   
      
    KE>>  Beside, for binkd/1.1a-47/Linux binkp/1.1 all precompiled versions   
    KE>> for sensible OS's have IPv6 compiled in. If you do not want it you   
    KE>> have to take extra measures. Usually not the first choice.   
      
    PQ> What measures?  I used to think that I was a pretty good hacker but I   
    PQ> could not find a way to compile a recent binkD without IPv6.  There again,   
    PQ> in Linux terms I'm still a "new hatchling".   
      
    PQ> Oh, a precise answer isn't required as I've given up on the notion and am   
    PQ> happy to use older versions.  ;)   
      
    As ipv6 support is listed in the facillities, I was under the impression,   
    that there would be a compiler option. Moreover, because there are also   
    versions for OS's that do not support ipv6.   
      
    This is all I could find.   
      
           Add IPv6 support - default if building system supports RFC2553   
           API, except under Win32 where it needs to be enabled explicitly   
           (set IPV6=1 during make). Under Win32 at least WinXP SP2 is   
           required. Outbound IPv4 or IPv6 usage can be limited by using   
           -4 or -6 node parameters respectively.   
      
    But why would you want to remove the ipv6 support on a linux system.   
    There are other ways to disable IPv6 in Linux alltogether.   
      
    I would have to look for those. I do use IPV6, so disabling it is unknown   
    territory for me.   
      
   Kees   
      
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