It seems almost all network packages in woody are ipv6-enabled.
I think those try to use ipv6, all the more so as you have ipv6 host
declarations in your /etc/hosts (have a look at it, commenting them out
should solve most of the log messages problems)
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Hello,
Under debian unstable (which is relly stable), I see in my log regularly
a message "insmod: unable to load net-pf-10 module".
It seems to be related to ipv6.
If I add "alias net-pf-10 off" in my modules.conf, the message no more
appears but I would like to now why (who) load this module.
T
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