> > It is actually the other way around. is the official standard and
> > A6 is deprecated for years.
> >
> hmm, from http://www.dns.net/dnsrd/rfc/ i get the same idea, yet on other
> websites it is mentioned sometimes that A6 is the "new" .. .pretty
> weird..
>
> if both are used in pract
hmm, from http://www.dns.net/dnsrd/rfc/ i get the same idea, yet on other
websites it is mentioned sometimes that A6 is the "new" .. .pretty
weird..
if both are used in practice tho, i think PHP should parse them both, don't
you think?
Ron
"Stefan Esser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
Hello all,
Ron Korving wrote:
I noticed the DNS record lookup functions (in the documentation) all refer
to as an IPv6 type record. Actually, is obsolete now.. Of course,
in PHP it would be very wise to support , but the official type is A6.
It is actually the other way around. i
Hi,
I noticed the DNS record lookup functions (in the documentation) all refer
to as an IPv6 type record. Actually, is obsolete now.. Of course,
in PHP it would be very wise to support , but the official type is A6.
You may want to start supporting that in the dns_() functions, or if
