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How does one disable an IPv6 TCP connection?

It seems like it should be easy. The only solution I found is a new effort that has a lot of potential, but needs to be developed further to be used as a de facto drop-in for tcpkill.

So, to clarify: how does one block IPv6 TCP connections with existing Debian packages?

How does one disable an IPv6 TCP connection?

It seems like it should be easy. The only solution I found is a new effort that has a lot of potential, but needs to be developed further to be used as a de facto drop-in for tcpkill.

So, to clarify: how does one block IPv6 TCP connections with existing Debian packages?

In the interim, although I don't think it is the ideal solution, how do you disable IPv6 TCP connections entirely?

How does one disable an IPv6 TCP connection?

It seems like it should be easy. The only solution I found is a new effort that has a lot of potential, but needs work to have an identical functional impact.

How does one block IPv6 TCP connections with existing Debian packages?

How does one disable an IPv6 TCP connection?

It seems like it should be easy. The only solution I found is a new effort that has a lot of potential, but needs to be developed further to be used as a de facto drop-in for tcpkill.

So, to clarify: how does one block IPv6 TCP connections with existing Debian packages?

How does one disable an IPv6 TCP connection?

It seems like it should be easy, but the only solution I found that was "easy" is a github project.

Including a github project as part of my environment takes a clean system, and turns it into yet another janky workspace.

How does one block IPv6 TCP connections with existing Debian packages?

How does one disable an IPv6 TCP connection?

It seems like it should be easy. The only solution I found is a new effort that has a lot of potential, but needs work to have an identical functional impact.

How does one block IPv6 TCP connections with existing Debian packages?