Hello,

I am a fossil newcomer trying to see if it can fit our selfhosted-SCM
dreams.
I noticed that actually fossil does not support ipv6 (it is using
AF_INET socket)

Yet I was able to reach my fossil repo from an ipv6 adress inspiried
by :
http://www.sqlite.org/debug1/tktview?name=b0894abc94

Thus command does the trick and my favorite my webro. is happy :
socat TCP6-LISTEN:8081,bind=[myipv6adr],reuseaddr,fork
EXEC:'/usr/bin/fossil http "<myrepo>"'

(But it seems that I cannot login on the selfhosted website, in fact the
login process goes
well but still says "Not Logged in" that is confirmed because I cannot
see the Admin tab (knowing that my user has the setup capacity,)
I don't think if it is ipv6 related or not since this command trigger
the same malfunction :
socat TCP4-LISTEN:8082,bind=localhost,reuseaddr,fork
EXEC:'/usr/bin/fossil http "<myrepo>"')

But it seems that the trick can not be done using the sync command, is
someone ever
tried to do a sync over and ipv6 connection ?

The issue is that basically, this command fails  the parse command await
for a ipv4 typical address.
fossil sync http://[otheripv6adr]:8080/synclone.fsl -R <myrepo>
fossil: can't resolve host name: [othe

The socat trick is not helpful here be need to tell the fossil sync
command an ipv6
socat TCP6-LISTEN:8080,bind=[otheripv6adr],reuseaddr,fork
EXEC:'/usr/bin/fossil sync "fossil sync
http://[otheripv6adr]:8080/synclone.fsl -R <myrepo>"'


Is the ipv6 support is planned ? 


BR,

-- 
Mathdesc <[email protected]>
ScourGE
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