On Jan 03, "Bernhard R. Link" <brlink@debian.org> wrote: > You can call bullshit whatever how often you want. That does not change > that many people have had those problems and thus have ipv6 backlisted > (or not even compiled in if they have their own kernels built) and > programs not working with that are broken. Many people are also stupid, so we have no reason to consider their opinion interesting. > > > a) netstat garbling the addresses of connected endpoints > > This is one of the reasons why bindv6only should be set. > I'm not arguing about bindv6only. I'm only arguing programs should work > without ipv6 loaded. And guess what? Using bindv6only=1 solves this. > > > [3] which not only pesters the root servers with questions for the > > > top-level domain "$(hostname -s)", > > Not really. > Try to look at the outgoing dns queries. As I said I did not retest > everything all the time. At least with etch that was still very common. With squeeze it is not. -- ciao, Marco
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