Re: [MaraDNS list] How to get MaraDNS and Deadwood to talk to each other?
Sam Trenholme <[email protected]> Sun, 4 Mar 2012 00:07:46 -0500
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> I also seemed to have stumbled on an IPv6 bug with Deadwood, in that it does > not bind to Unique Local Addresses (Defined by IANA as fc00::/7, but only > fd00::/8 is currently in use by the RFC specification). Works for me. Look at this script: http://maradns.org/deadwood/browse-source/stable/sqa/basic_ipv6_test/do.test This is a SQA regression that I run before making a Deadwood release; if this regression fails, I don't make a Deadwood release until the regression passes again. This test passes both on "bare metal" and in a OpenVZ virtual container. For people who can't or won't read the shell script, the test has Deadwood bind to fd4d:6172:6144:4e53::1 and use this IP without problem. > Going to run gdb/ddd on it to trace where/why, just to eliminate the issue > being something with my virtual machine's configuration. Seems so far to > point at do_bind() in DwSocket.c not getting something back that it likes. Let us know what your solution to the problem is. Keep in mind that IPv6 is horribly broken in Linux in a number of ways. - Sam