Hi Petter, hi Mike,
[Petter Reinholdsen]
My guess is that you need to specify the network interface using the %
[Mike Gabriel]
nope, link-local IPv6 addresses are always related to a specific
interface. This is btw. not at all Linux related, IMHO. (Or is it?)
The challenge is that fe80:: is
Hi again,
On Mo 04 Apr 2022 16:32:37 CEST, Marco Gabriel wrote:
I'm trying to let Debian EDU workstations use squid on the main
server via IPv6. Debian EDU workstations have an IPv6 link-local
fe80:: address and the main server has an fe80:: also. I thought it
should be feasible to bind
[Mike Gabriel]
> nope, link-local IPv6 addresses are always related to a specific
> interface. This is btw. not at all Linux related, IMHO. (Or is it?)
Well, kind of. On FreeBSD, ifconfig show the interface address with the
percent appendage, making it a lot easier to test if the address work,
Hi Petter, hi Marco,
On Mo 04 Apr 2022 19:19:20 CEST, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
[Marco Gabriel]
I couldn't find any hints that squid never binds to fe80:: addresses, so
I'm a bit stuck and don't know if this may be a bug or works as
designed.
My guess is that you need to specify the
[Marco Gabriel]
> I couldn't find any hints that squid never binds to fe80:: addresses, so
> I'm a bit stuck and don't know if this may be a bug or works as
> designed.
My guess is that you need to specify the network interface using the %
notation, something like this:
ping6
Hi,
I'm trying to let Debian EDU workstations use squid on the main server
via IPv6. Debian EDU workstations have an IPv6 link-local fe80:: address
and the main server has an fe80:: also. I thought it should be feasible
to bind squid to port 3128 listening on the fe80:: address and proxying
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