--On Monday, August 25, 2003 12:40:47 -0400 Jeff Trawick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

IIRC getnameinfo() was the problem, not getaddrinfo().

With 6.6 kernel (and whatever else Jaguar+latest updates gets you),
http://www.apache.org/~trawick/gni_mapped.c still fails for me.  (This
supposedly means that deny/allow from IP controls are broken.)  Can you
try gni_mapped on your system?

I don't understand what gni_mapped is supposed to output. I get the same output on Darwin as I do on FreeBSD.


IIRC, the root problem was that host-based authorization didn't work. When IPv6 was overriden to be enabled, host-based authorization works now on 6.6. AFAICT, IPv4-mapped addresses look correct. (The httpd-test framework passed the tests it wasn't passing a long time ago.)

I did ask for others to confirm that it worked (as it does here), but no one responded, so I assumed people were happy.

As for binary compatibility, I think it just means that we should probably stop upgrading APR in releases of httpd-2.0. -- justin

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