Ian Holsman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A useful performance improvement can be achieved by allowing the
administrator to select the following algorithm:
lookup IPv4
if at least one IPv4 address was found, we're done
lookup IPv6
I know this sounds stupid, but it is usefull to
Jeff Trawick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A useful performance improvement can be achieved by allowing the
administrator to select the following algorithm:
lookup IPv4
if at least one IPv4 address was found, we're done
lookup IPv6
Getting more specific, I envision a directive that
Looks fine to me.
What will the order of the returned matches be for All? IPv4 then IPv6 would
be my suggestion which we should be able to do with the changes you're
talking about I'd guess.
david
Jeff Trawick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A useful performance improvement can be achieved by
Jeff Trawick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Getting more specific, I envision a directive that works like this:
NameLookups All|IPv4Okay|IPv6Okay
Can I suggest IPLookups, or something along those lines. That makes
it clearer that we are talking about looking up an IP address using a
name, and
David Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Looks fine to me.
What will the order of the returned matches be for All? IPv4 then IPv6 would
be my suggestion which we should be able to do with the changes you're
talking about I'd guess.
Alternatively, we could leave it up the the resolver as we do
Joshua Slive [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jeff Trawick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Getting more specific, I envision a directive that works like this:
NameLookups All|IPv4Okay|IPv6Okay
Can I suggest IPLookups, or something along those lines. That makes
it clearer that we are talking about
(this discussion assumes Apache has IPv6 capability)
There are some situations during normal web server operation where
resolver calls are made to find addresses associated with names and we
have no clue whether or not the name has an IPv6 address associated with
it. Forward proxy is a good
+1 for this and apache wide config flag.
david
(this discussion assumes Apache has IPv6 capability)
There are some situations during normal web server operation where
resolver calls are made to find addresses associated with names and we
have no clue whether or not the name has an IPv6
Jeff Trawick wrote:
(this discussion assumes Apache has IPv6 capability)
There are some situations during normal web server operation where
resolver calls are made to find addresses associated with names and we
have no clue whether or not the name has an IPv6 address associated with
it.
