Hi all, I am in the migrating my services to IPv6. I have pretty much everything moved except for bacula.
I have convinced the fd, sd and director to listen on :: and am able to connect to them through their v6 addresses. However, it seems that when a host has both A and AAAA records in DNS, bacula prefers the A record and hence falls back to IPv4. I found one message to bacula-user from january 2008 at http://marc.info/?l=bacula-users&m=119945566132053&w=2 that confirms this behavior. There was no discussion as to why this was so. In my opinion this behavior is broken and prevents proper migration. However, I assume there must be some reason why this behavior was chosen, so I am interested in hearing it's rationale. I intend to patch this behavior and deploy the patched versions to my hosts. If there is consensus that this behavior is undesireable, or no reply is received, I will submit the patch here for discussion. Kind regards, Davíð Steinn Geirsson [email protected]
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