Hi,
if you used "Listen 3ffe::2:80", the webserver will not be available at
"3ffe::2". This is because the address you put in the config file expands to
'3ffe:0:0:0:0:0:2:80' and your browser points at '3ffe:0:0:0:0:0:0:2'.
What you probably wanted in your config file is the address '3ffe::2' and
port '80'. This can be achieved by putting brackets [ ] around the address
similar to the way you put them in your browser. So it will look like this:
"Listen [3ffe::2]:80".
Also, use Mozilla to retrieve the webpage with the (still unofficial?)
bracket notation ("http://[3ffe::2]/";). If you are using Windows: I'm not
sure if WindowsXP actually *needs* the IPv6 stack installed in order to use
this from Mozilla, but you might want to install it just to be safe. Open a
command prompt and do a "ipv6 install", you can also do a "ipv6 uninstall"
if you don't like it :)
(NOTE: the ipv6 stack made my WinXP ipv4 stack unstable!)
Hope this was some help!
Didier Miller.
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Van: Robert L. Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Verzonden: donderdag 13 februari 2003 20:58
Aan: IPV6-Users
Onderwerp: Apache and IPv6 (Linux 2.4.20) ?
I've got my machine up and running on kernel 2.4.20 with the usagi's
latest (0209) patches. I can ping another IPv6 machine on my local lan
so I figured I'd work on getting apache online.
We tried hitting the apache port from my machine with
"http://[3ffe::2]/"; per some notes he found and we got a connection
refused. Figuring apache wasn't listening on the ipv6 port I went to my
httpd.conf and put in:
Listen 127.0.0.1:80
Listen ::1
Listen 63.251.71.211:80
Listen 3ffe::2:80
It complains that the "::1:80" is missing it's ip. If I remove that
line I get:
Reloading apache modulesNo process in pidfile `/var/run/apache.pid'
found running; none killed.
Cannot resolve host name 3ffe --- exiting!
failed
Anyone have a good HOWTO on ironing this out?
:wq!
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