I started to use burp 2.1 the other day and has the shortcoming that it can only listen on one port. And :: means IPv6 in OpenBSD, you don't magically get a v4 socket, too.
2.2.12 gained the feature of listening on multiple sockets, but the syntax changed: -address = :: -port = 4971 +listen = 0.0.0.0:4971 +listen = :::4971 max_children = 5 -status_address = localhost -status_port = 4972 +listen_status = 127.0.0.1:5972 +listen_status = ::1:5972 max_status_children = 5 I tried these combinations: server: 2.1.28 client: 2.2.12 server: 2.2.12 client: 2.1.28 (it warns that the client should be updated) server: 2.2.12 client: 2.2.12 So it seems like we could drop 2.1 once this is in. OKs, further tests? -- I'm not entirely sure you are real.
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