https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22028

Mark Bergsma <[email protected]> changed:

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             Status|NEW                         |ASSIGNED

--- Comment #10 from Mark Bergsma <[email protected]> 2012-06-12 12:14:46 UTC 
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Fixed for now, by removing the lists.wikimedia.org AAAA record from DNS.

While our main wiki platform now has quite solid IPv6 support, pretty much on
par with IPv4, most of our other, miscellaneous services do not yet have IPv6
enabled. We've established a goal to enable IPv6 for these services during the
upcoming year.

The reason we won't rush to enable IPv6 support on all services right now is
because not all parts of our provisioning/configuration management/DNS setup
are fully ready to support IPv6 for every service, and currently it requires a
lot of manual work (i.e. manually allocating IPv6 addresses, changing each
configuration file / Apache vhost / DNS, etc.) and also causes a lot of issues
where other, dependent services break because they suddenly try to contact over
IPv6 where this is not expected/supported yet. We've seen part of this with
HTTPS support being added hapharzardly, and I don't want to repeat this again
with IPv6 where things will be worse (lists.wikimedia.org was an example of
this, its IPv6 has been broken multiple times). We're working on improving the
automation of provisioning/configuration management of these services and are
also taking IPv6 into account. This will enabling IPv6 a lot more efficient and
robust.

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