> >  (and assume anything with ipv6 has in_addr_t; if not, i'll
   > >  add an autoconf test for it)
   > 
   > 	RFC2553 (IPv6 basic API) does not talk about in_addr_t, so I think we
   > 	cannot assume it.
   
   `works for me', and since netbsd has it and so does solaris 8, linux,
   and other ipv6 platforms i briefly looked at, i can't see the problem.
   again, this only affects the #ifdef INET6 part of the code.

i see the problem.  you're assuming that INET6 means something that it
does not...


while it works, it is not the *right* thing..