Re: [SLUG] Debian: IPSec not supported by kernel.

[mkraus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Thanks Jeff...

I did answer my own question (use dselect) ... but I was also wondering how I go back to coinfigure the kernel... now I know...

Thanks again.

Mike
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Jeff Waugh <jdub@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent by: slug-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx 03/04/2003 03:08 PM

To:        mkraus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx         cc:        slug@xxxxxxxxxxx         Subject:        Re: [SLUG] Debian: IPSec not supported by kernel.

<quote who="mkraus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx">

> Drats.. I didn't configure the kernel to support IPSec... How do I go
> about doing this now?

Install kernel-patch-freeswan and rebuild your kernel with kernel-package,
making sure you tell it to include freeswan.

I'm throwing you into the deep end there, but have a look around, and if you
have any problems, fire them off to the list. :-)

- Jeff

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