>>>>> On Mon, 20 Mar 2000 12:02:21 -0800
>>>>> Chris Piazza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> According to Mr. Stevens (Unix Network Programing Vol 1
> chapt 9.4) this option, or having the env. variable RES_OPTIONS=inet6 set
> will cause the behavior you are describing...
It's a behavior of gethostbyname(). Ssh uses getaddrinfo() instead of
gethostbyname(). See RFC2553.
cpiazza> No, neither of those. FreeBSD searches inet6 first at the moment.
cpiazza> I don't know if I made this clear in my email, but this just started
cpiazza> happening... Hmm... it's fixed again:
Don't you see packet loss or name server problem? Your previous log
seems 128.189.4.1 didn't answer to AAAA RR query.
cpiazza> 12:01:15.622122 24.113.19.137.1253 > 24.2.10.36.53: 61892+ AAAA?
beast.freebsd.org. (35)
cpiazza> 12:01:15.706319 24.2.10.36.53 > 24.113.19.137.1253: 61892 1/1/0 (132)
cpiazza> 12:01:15.707070 24.113.19.137.1254 > 24.2.10.36.53: 61893+ A?
beast.freebsd.org. (35)
cpiazza> 12:01:15.750017 24.2.10.36.53 > 24.113.19.137.1254: 61893 2/4/4 (238)
Is it a log with `ssh -4'? Why does ssh qurey AAAA RR with -4?
> > Using ssh -4 or telnet -4 makes it work right away (of course), but
> > I don't want to have to type that all the time. [program] ipv4address
> > also works.
How about `alias ssh "ssh -4"'?
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