IPSEC-TOOLS.TXT

Programs and patches

IPsec tools

Historical Linux IPsec-tools patches and notes.

Last updated · 20 July 2007

Package IPsec-tools contains some utilities to manipulate IPsec connections with Linux-2.6. These tools were ported to Linux from BSD/KAME by Derek Atkins.

Please see the IPsec-tools homepage at SourceForge.net.

Instructions on how to check-out the CVS version are available here.

IPsec-tools release tarballs can be obtained here.

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IPsec NAT in linux 2.6
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Linux kernel 2.6.x returns error EAGAIN when a SPD rule requires IPsec connection, but no SA is in place. In such a case racoon is woken up to negotiate the SA with the peer, but the connect(2), sendto(2), ... syscalls return with EAGAIN immediately. This patch inverts the default behaviour of the kernel to block the syscall until an appropriate SA is in place. In most setups this is wanted. In fact I suspect the current kernel code was ment to do this, but it contains a simple typo that lets it do the opposite ;-)
Download: kernel-xfrm-block.diff

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