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when starting the server while trying to listen on INADDR6_ANY, also known as "::", the server errors out. It's not accepting a simple "::". According to RFC4038 the addresses should be placed in brackets, even when not using a port, so the "::" turns into "[::]", doesn't work either.
After switching to the --bind-addr parameter the situation got worse, because now, using "::" together with a port isn't possible anymore. When following RFC4038 I'm neither able to use "[::]", nor "[::]:1234".
Same happens with INADDR6_LOOPBACK, e.g. "::1" or "[::1]" or "[::1]:1234".
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[-]Listening on INADDR6_ANY not posisble[/-][+]Listening on INADDR6_ANY not possible[/+]nhooyr commentedon May 18, 2020
Nice catch!
Fix being unable to use [::] for the host
Fix being unable to use [::] for the host
code-asher commentedon Oct 7, 2020
Fixed and will be in 3.6.0.
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qiurigao commentedon Mar 31, 2022
It still does not work for me. Using version 4.3.0
jsjoeio commentedon Mar 31, 2022
This hasn't been fixed yet. But we think we can fix it in the near future.
jsjoeio commentedon Mar 31, 2022
PRs welcome!
fix: listening on IPv6 address not possible
fix: listening on IPv6 address not possible
fix: listening on IPv6 address not possible
fix: listening on IPv6 address not possible (#5133)