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Hi!
Id like to request an IPv6 nat feature if possible.
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I would really like to compile **netcalc** on macOS, but fell on my face.
`configure` runs fine (no errors). But `make` spews out the following wall of text and then fails. Any possible clue or is …
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The error below was thrown during compilation of the generated source code. Removing the underscores in member names fixed it.
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[INFO] Compiling 22 source files to D:\Diverse\Idea\netcalc\targe…
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It looks like a new release may be on the horizon, as such it would be very helpful if a Distribution tarball was attached (and SHA1 hash if you wish) with the configure script pre-generated.
Addit…
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Piping from stdin is not working reliably. Sometimes works. Sometimes not...
netcalc 2601:186:4503:8130::1/64
works
echo 2601:186:4503:8130::1/64 | netcalc -
fails
echo fe80::20d:b9ff:fe41:71…
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Feature Request:
When configuring dnsmasq with a range of DHCP addresses (Min:Max) the calculation is quite simple when limiting your scope to only /24 networks. Currently we use some obfuscated b…
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RFC 4193 specifies range of IPv6 for Unique Local Addressing unicast. Netcalc is not recognizing those, instead returning "Unassigned"
David
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netcalc needs a way to output without any color coding. The control characters inserted before IPv6 addresses make it impossible to parse the strings output within another script (e.g. bash). So, fo…
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First, great tool ! We had a request for sipcalc for our project, but your adaptation seems perfect.
Is it time to make 2.0.1 official ?
A minor point, the automatic symlink creation of ipcalc …
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It would be nice to have the ability to split prefixes hierarchically, i.e.:
``$ ./netcalc.py split 10.64.0.0/10 13 15``
This would print a tree, splitting first with /13, then /14, then /15, wi…