Confirmed bug see below previous reported error
On Thursday, January 29, 2015 12:28:27 PM William L. Thomson Jr. wrote:
> Does ASSP have a problem with IPv6 DNS servers?
>
> I keep seeing this in the log file, several times a second
>
> Warning: can't get numeric address for 2600:3c02::2
>
> Like
>
> Jan 29 12:21:23 mail assp.pl[25253]: [Worker_1] Warning: can't get numeric
> address for 2600:3c02::2
> Jan 29 12:21:23 mail assp.pl[25253]: [Worker_1] Warning: can't get numeric
> address for 2600:3c02::2
> Jan 29 12:21:23 mail assp.pl[25253]: [Worker_1] Warning: can't get numeric
> address for 2600:3c02::2
> Jan 29 12:21:23 mail assp.pl[25253]: [Worker_1] Warning: can't get numeric
> address for 2600:3c02::2
> Jan 29 12:21:23 mail assp.pl[25253]: [Worker_1] Warning: can't get numeric
> address for 2600:3c02::2
Looks like this is a bug with the regex or something. I added some debug code.
its
ripping apart the IPv6 DNS server address and using part of that for the port
instead
of 53.
The DNS server IPv6 address is 2600:3c02::2
By the time the IP and prot are passed to getaddrinfo is getting 2600:3c02:, 2
assp.pl[17658]: [Worker_1] Warning: Socket6::getaddrinfo(75.127.97.6, 53,....
assp.pl[17658]: [Worker_1] Warning: Socket6::getaddrinfo(2600:3c02:, 2,....
assp.pl[17658]: [Worker_1] Warning: can't get numeric address for 2600:3c02::2
I am not very familiar with ASSP or the regex stuff. Seems the PortRe might
have
something to do with this.
my ($addr,$port) = $ns =~ /^(.+?)(?::($PortRe))?$/io;
When I log $PortRe this is its current value. One or the other is messing
things up.
"PortRe=(?^u:(?:(?:[1-6][0-9]{4})|(?:[1-9][0-9]{0,3})))"
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William L. Thomson Jr.
Obsidian-Studios, Inc.
http://www.obsidian-studios.com
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