RE: [PATCH][2.5] compile fixes for recent changes to include/net/sock.h

From: Riley Williams (Riley@Williams.Name)
Date: Mon Jun 09 2003 - 14:57:12 EST

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Hi David.

> Unfortunately I have no idea how widely used ethertap is these
> days, and more importantly if most people have switched over
> to tun/tap for those kinds of applications.

Red Hat 9 includes at least one application that still uses ethertap
as I received an error message suggesting that I set up an ethertap
device when running it about a fortnight ago. Unfortunately, I don't
remember which app it was, sorry...

Best wishes from Riley.

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