I've noticed a couple of services that I run behind spiped have a tcp46 socket open, which I'm not so familiar with. Is it possible to get spiped to do the same thing, or do I need two daemon invocations for each of inet/inet6?
a go-based tool, https://github.com/hashicorp/vault shows the following: vault vault 937 7 tcp46 *:8200 *:* In rabbitmq (written in erlang) I can use the "::" IP* address for a tcp46 socket, however I don't know if this syntax is an erlang convention or a standard posix/unix one, and trying it out in spiped only gives me an IPv6 address: # cat /etc/rc.conf.d/spiped/riemann spiped_pipes="${spiped_pipes} RIEMANN" spiped_pipe_RIEMANN_mode="server" spiped_pipe_RIEMANN_source="[::]:5555" spiped_pipe_RIEMANN_target="127.0.0.1:12345" spiped_pipe_RIEMANN_key="/usr/local/etc/riemann/spiped.key" # sockstat |grep -i spiped root spiped 43908 3 tcp6 *:5555 *:* root spiped 43908 4 stream -> ?? root spiped 43908 5 stream -> ?? https://www.rabbitmq.com/networking.html [ {rabbit, [ {tcp_listeners, [{"::", 5672}]} ]} ]. sockstat then shows: rabbitmq beam.smp 43118 53 tcp6 *:5672 *:* rabbitmq beam.smp 43118 54 tcp4 *:5672 *:* I get the same results on OSX as in FreeBSD BTW. Thanks Dave
