Update README with correct ipset ipv6 example #233
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In the readme file under ipset it says to use family => ipv6 when it should family => inet6. This is the value that firewall-cmd look for.
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When making an IPset, in the readme file it says to use "ipv6" for IPv6 addresses
{ "family" => "ipv6" } when it should be
{ "family" => "inet6" } unless this module should be changing ipv6 to inet6 in the background
firewall-cmd won't accept ipv6
firewall-cmd --version
0.6.3
CentOS Linux release 8.0.1905