Public bug reported:
Whenever I use the -4 flag on ssh, it still uses the ipv6 address from
dns instead of forcing ipv4 like it says it is supposed to do in the man
page.
** Affects: openssh (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I've figured out that it is caused by this line in /etc/ssh/ssh_config
ProxyCommand /usr/bin/sss_ssh_knownhostsproxy -p %p %h
This was put there by the freeipa installer (ipa-client-install), so I
guess this is a freeipa or sssd bug.
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Although it could still be a bug in ssh if ssh doesn't do ProxyCommand
correctly.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1687482
Title:
-4 flag doesn't work
I'm running xenial. After I saw your comment I tried it on zesty and
have yet to run into this bug on zesty. I haven't tried in the same
environment yet though, I can try that later this week as well as get an
apport-collect done.
As you can see below, the last login reports an ipv6 address. I
Public bug reported:
systemd-resolved returns a malformed packet when looking up an openpgp
key (via a cert record rfc4398) from my internal authoritative dns
server.
The command I used was gpg2 -v --auto-key-locate=clear,cert,local
--locate-keys [Email Address]
This works correctly if I change
To clarify, having dig request it from systemd-resolved works. Having
dig request it directly from the server also works.
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I have upgraded to version 234-2ubuntu10. It doesn't make a difference.
I double checked and requested the key (cert record) using dig and it
works just fine, no malformed packet. It's only when gpg2 requests it
combined with systemd-resolved where there is a problem as far as I can
tell.
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