It appears you can add _exactly_ same IPv6 address on an interface many times: [root@haukka psavola]# /sbin/ifconfig eth0 add 1::1/128 [root@haukka psavola]# /sbin/ifconfig eth0 add 1::1/128 [root@h
Nod, if I understand net/ipv6/addrconf.c ipv6_add_addr() correctly, the check is simply missing. It looks like it unconditionally adds the address to the interface. Best regards, Daniel
Please send me a patch for this when someone comes up with it. I cannot see any logical reason for the current behavior. Can anyone else? Maybe I could see some weird case where you'd be able to assi
Hi, It appears you can add _exactly_ same IPv6 address on an interface many times: [root@haukka psavola]# /sbin/ifconfig eth0 add 1::1/128 [root@haukka psavola]# /sbin/ifconfig eth0 add 1::1/128 [roo
Nod, if I understand net/ipv6/addrconf.c ipv6_add_addr() correctly, the check is simply missing. It looks like it unconditionally adds the address to the interface. Best regards, Daniel
Please send me a patch for this when someone comes up with it. I cannot see any logical reason for the current behavior. Can anyone else? Maybe I could see some weird case where you'd be able to assi