Diskussion:6tunnel
6tunnel - tunnelling for application that don't speak IPv6
OPTIONS
-1 Exit after first connection.
-4 Prefer IPv4 endpoint if the machine has both address types.
-6 Listen on IPv6 address (IPv4 is default).
-d Don't detach.
-f Force tunneling even if remote host is not resolvable at the execution time.
-h Print hex dump of every packet received or sent.
-u username || Change UID and GID after bind().
-i password Act as an IRC proxy and require user to authenticate.
-I password If you are using 6tunnel as an IRC proxy and the IRC server requires you to send password, place it right here.
-l local_host Listen on specified address (IPv4, or IPv6 if -6 used).
-L limit Limit simultaneous connections.
-p pid_file Write down pid to specified file.
-s source_host Connect to the remote host using specified source address.
-m map_file Binds to specified IPv6 addresses on basis of source IPv4 address.
- The file contains one mapping per line
with IPv4 source address and corresponding IPv6 address.
- Only listed hosts are allowed to connect.
- If you
want to allow any host, add mapping for default or 0.0.0.0 address.
- Example:
192.168.0.2 3ffe:8010:18::1000:2 192.168.0.3 3ffe:8010:18::1000:3
-v Be verbose and don't detach.
NOTES
Option -H to disable all resolver hints has been removed since proper combination of -4 and -6 will yield in any combination of IPv4 and IPv6 sources and destinations.
SIGNALS
Sending SIGHUP forces map file reload.