Ipv6 is not supported. about dns-tools HOT 4 CLOSED

Thank you for your suggestion. I pushed the changes on both repositories. I would appreciate it if you can test the code in the master branch.

I test it in the maser just now. the program works as expected.

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Can you try putting your IPv6 address in brackets notation? I quote from the link:

Since IPv6 no longer uses points to seperate values, but colons, it poses a direct problem for specifying portnumbers, as its default notation is :. This can be solved by placing the IP address in between brackets, such as [::3]:8080 (which addresses the local loopback address, on port 8080). For websites that use the IP for access, this should be http://[ip-address]:port.

Tell me if it works 🙂

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Can you try putting your IPv6 address in brackets notation? I quote from the link:

Since IPv6 no longer uses points to seperate values, but colons, it poses a direct problem for specifying portnumbers, as its default notation is :. This can be solved by placing the IP address in between brackets, such as [::3]:8080 (which addresses the local loopback address, on port 8080). For websites that use the IP for access, this should be http://[ip-address]:port.

Tell me if it works 🙂

I try it, but it does not work.

I find another method to solve this issue as follow:

When I took a look your code and read the official documentation of ZMQ, then added a line to your code in dtcnode/server/node.go and dtc/network/zmq/node.go

func (node *Node) connect() error{
s, err := node.context.NewSocket(zmq4.REP)
if err != nil {
return err
}
node.socket = s
err = node.socket.SetIpv6(true)
if err != nil {
return err
}
…………
`
Then it works.

Maybe this will help you.

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Thank you for your suggestion. I pushed the changes on both repositories. I would appreciate it if you can test the code in the master branch.

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