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Ah. That fixes it! Thanks, it is weird I didn't see that earlier. Perhaps it would be more helpful if it would detect an IPv6 address and warn the administrator that they need to enable the IPV6 directive in the config file first. I could see as IPv6 becoming more and more used, that this could beco...

Let me know what details you need to further investigate and I'll see about providing them.

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I also see no errors included the listed IPv6 IPs in /etc/csf/csf.ignore. Are you using the latest version of csf? [carl@jailout2000 ~]$ sudo csf -v [sudo] password for carl: csf: v6.46 (generic) [carl@jailout2000 ~]$ The operating system is Fedora 19 x86_64 running under Xen virtualization from my...

Hi, I've been using CSF for a while now, it's been very useful and it's great at doing its job, but my server also has IPv6 addressing that it needs to have a firewall for. I have CSF's IPv6 firewall enabled and configured, that's working, but I'm having trouble adding IPv6 addresses into its config...