| ipv6.disable=1 does not make any difference for me in Lucid (I haven't
| tested that with karmic, since the eglibc in karmic-updates fixed it)
That's interesting, since eglibc does iterate over configured network
interfaces and only sets seen_ipv6 if you have a non-IPv4 address which
is also not loopback
This suggests it's taking another code path from what I was assuming
from reading the code.
| Matthias Klose [2010-04-16 0:16 -0000]:
| > There's a eglibc testbuild prepared; it's tested to install and survive
| > a reboot; if you want to test it, please add to /etc/apt/sources.list:
| >
| > deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-toolchain/ppa/ubuntu lucid main
|
| Makes no difference here. Is that still the same patch as
| local-ipv6-lookup.diff in karmic-updates?
It's a somewhat simplified version which I believe should have worked,
but apparently doesn't.
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]] Martin Pitt
| ipv6.disable=1 does not make any difference for me in Lucid (I haven't
| tested that with karmic, since the eglibc in karmic-updates fixed it)
That's interesting, since eglibc does iterate over configured network
interfaces and only sets seen_ipv6 if you have a non-IPv4 address which
is also not loopback
This suggests it's taking another code path from what I was assuming
from reading the code.
| Matthias Klose [2010-04-16 0:16 -0000]: sources. list: ppa.launchpad. net/ubuntu- toolchain/ ppa/ubuntu lucid main lookup. diff in karmic-updates?
| > There's a eglibc testbuild prepared; it's tested to install and survive
| > a reboot; if you want to test it, please add to /etc/apt/
| >
| > deb http://
|
| Makes no difference here. Is that still the same patch as
| local-ipv6-
It's a somewhat simplified version which I believe should have worked,
but apparently doesn't.
--
Tollef Fog Heen
UNIX is user friendly, it's just picky about who its friends are