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Hi! I would like to run my SCTP program using sctplib implementation (sctp.de) instead of lksctp. I have installed sctplib with socketapilib and removed libsctp1, libsctp-dev, lksctp-tools. Unfortunately, when I ...
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    [SOLVED] SCTP libraries

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    I would like to run my SCTP program using sctplib implementation (sctp.de) instead of lksctp. I have installed sctplib with socketapilib and removed libsctp1, libsctp-dev, lksctp-tools. Unfortunately, when I try to run my program I get error:


    \ERROR: Kernel SCTP seems to be available! You cannout use sctplib and kernel SCTP simultaneously!
    I am using Ubuntu 9.10. What can I do to use sctplib implementation?

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    You would have to remove the kernel SCTP module, from what the error message is indicating. If it is a loadable module, then you can use modprobe to remove it. If it is built into the kernel, you might have to recompile and/or relink the kernel without it.
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