AFAICS, kernel-libipsec is not part of the Ubuntu strongSwan package, hence it can't be enabled.
Not sure if there are that many uses cases for kernel-libipsec on a standard Linux distribution to justify its inclusion; kernel-netlink is preferable on >95% of use cases.
AFAICS, kernel-libipsec is not part of the Ubuntu strongSwan package, hence it can't be enabled.
Not sure if there are that many uses cases for kernel-libipsec on a standard Linux distribution to justify its inclusion; kernel-netlink is preferable on >95% of use cases.
Regards
Martin