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"Ty Beede" <tybeede@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I just experianced a problem with ipvsadm on a slackware 4.0 machine.
> I went to compile it and it gave me an error indicating that the iphdr
> type was undefined and it didn't like that when it saw the ip_fw.h
> header file. I just
> #included <linux/ip.h> in ipvsadm.c, which is where the iphdr
> #structure is defined and everything went ok... I don't
> think my local setup is broken... perhaps others have had a similar
> experiance?
I had a similar experience with a Slackware based system. I didn't
have any problems with a RedHat system. The guy that actually built
it for me had this to say:
The reason that it fails "out of the box" is because fwp_iph's
type definition (struct iphdr) was #ifdef'd out in <linux/ip_fw.h>
(and not included anywhere else) since the symbol __KERNEL_ was
undefined. Including <linux/ip.h> before <linux/ip_fw.h> in the .c
file did the trick.
Cheers,
Doug
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