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Subject: SKIP on 2.2.1
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dear security
i have already submitted this to hackers with no response; what are
the rules on cross-posting? (sorry-in-adv. if i hv. transgressed):
dear hackers
i am a new subscriber to this mailing list; hope this post is appropriate.
i have installed the SUN SKIP IP encryption binaries on two 2.1.7 boxes.
it works fine, tcpdump -v shows protocol 57 packets in transit.
i also have tried with 2.2.1, in that case the SKIP drivers won't
even load. i did read a (cryptic) comment from SUN concerning 2.2.1
vs. 2.1.7. something about lkm modules being handled differently.
anyone know why SKIP 1.0 won't work on 2.1.1?
thanks
bill clarke