Hi, I have the same kind of issues as the one reported previously by Stepan. Mine is in apt-transport-https which uses libcurl (the gnutls version).
Previously, it worked for me against an IPv6 DNS and for a target resolving only to an IPv6 address but the recent addition of --enable-ares in the CONFIGURE_ARGS in debian/rules of curl package breaks IPv6 support. IMHO, all packages that depends on libcurl might undergo the same kind of issue, i.e. lack of IPv6 support. I grabbed the source of the Debian package, read the README.ares file in lib/ which contains: c-ares and ipv6 =============== If the configure script enables IPv6 support you need to explicitly disable that (--disable-ipv6) since c-ares isn't IPv6 compatible (yet). So, I just removed the --enable-ares from the CONFIGURE_ARGS in the debian/rules file, performed a dpkg-buildpackage and installed the fresh versions. Everything works again. Cheers, a+ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]