Hi folks, I implemented ipv6 support some months ago in httrack (v6+v4 resolution, or direct ip URLs, like http://[2001:200:0:8002:203:47ff:fea5:3085]/), a GPL website copier (http://www.httrack.com/), and succesfully tested it on sixxs (and previously freenet6) This can be handy to test your http connectivity/server load from Unix/Linux machines (webhttrack/httrack) and Windows machines (winhttrack/httrack) I did not yet played with flowid information, as currently the info doesn't seem to be really useful - but this might be added anyway? The program was successfully tested in (dual ipv4/)ipv6 environments on Debian/Linux (2.4.x), Mandrake/Linux, and Windows 2000+ipv6. Feel free to use it for testing purpose, report problems/suggestions :), and any feedback (especially tests in other environments such as solaris, osf..) Example of use: httrack http://www.kame.net/ -O . '-*' '+www.kame.net/*.html' '+www.kame.net/*/*[]' or httrack -O . '-*' '+www.kame.net/*.html' '+www.kame.net/*/*[]' Xavier.