Dear Bruno, Söndag den 19:e january 2020, klockan 00:02, skrev Bruno Haible detta: > > Is Raspbian able to handle IPv6? > > In the installation that I have (I did no configuration changes), IPv6 > is indeed disabled: > > $ ping ::1 > ping: ::1: Address family for hostname not supported. > > But it does not indicate that tftp, syslogd, and telnet don't work. > Therefore I would find it better if the respective tests were marked > as "SKIP", not "FAIL".
Can you verify that macro TEST_IPV6 was set to `yes'? It it not intended to be so, but I suspect that configuration did not manage to set the expected `TEST_IPV6 = no'. Should this have been the case, all three of tftp.sh, syslogd.sh, and telnet-localhost.sh are wrought to suppress every IPv6-addressing, thus skipping half of planned test cases. The use of `configure --disable-ipv6' is expected to be successful on Raspbian, but clearly I have to figure out a configuration test to achieve this beyond simple header file poking. Many thanks, Mats E A
