ons 2010-03-10 klockan 21:12 +1300 skrev Amos Jeffries:
> Most likely. 3.1 adds IPv6 support where 3.0 would not even try to use
> it. Henrik is the one who would know if the "-3" patched package fixes
> the related issues from 3.1.0.16.
3.1.0.16-6 is the HTCP fix release, but introduced the IPv4-mapped-any
issue preventing transparent operation.
3.1.0.17-3 fixes the IPv4-mapped issue.
> FWIW: We are happily receiving Google IPv6 here with the code about to
> be released as 3.1.0.18. Available in daily snapshots now.
3.1.0.17-3 seems to work fine for me on Fedora 12, with IPv4-only
connectivity. (had to drop my IPv6 tunnel for other reasons). But I'll
give it some more in-depth testing of this issue later tonight after
dinner.
I would suspect the issue is related to the massive amount of IPv6
addresses Google have, possibly making Squid never getting to the point
that it tries IPv4.
Jan: Do you have IPv6 connectivity, or only IPv4? Can you also verify
that there is no IPv6 routes present on your server?
Regards
Henrik
Received on Wed Mar 10 2010 - 17:45:14 MST
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