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Am 02.12.2010 18:54, schrieb Jason Curl:

> Linux getifaddrs():
> * eth0 -> AF_INET
> * eth0 -> AF_INET6
> 
> Cygwin getifaddrs():
> * {xxx} -> AF_INET6
> * {xxx}:1 -> AF_INET
> 
> This is another reason why I think it could be architecturally simpler to just
> have multiple records and to drop the interface indices all together of the form
> ":1".

Is there anything that mandates Linux/Solaris behaviour?  Else you might as well
argue with BSD which doesn't have these :N extensions.

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