On Thu, 4 Oct 2001, Brad Spencer wrote:
> There is a NetBSD package called apache6 that does the proper thing to get
> Apache IPv6 ready.  It is in www/apache6 in pkgsrc.  It is currently using
> version 1.3.19 of Apache.

heh, i keep on forgetting about that. ;)


> Can I ask from where you tried to connect from??  Here is the literal
> address of the machine here:  3ffe:b00:4015:0:a00:20ff:fe1b:429a

That's not the problem... routing is:

traceroute6 to frodo.ipv6.eldar.org
(3ffe:b00:4015:0:a00:20ff:fe1b:429a) from 2002:d9e5:ae2f:1::1, 30 hops max, 12 byte packets
 1  * 2002:c25f:6cbf:1::1  89.883 ms  79.685 ms
 2  2001:638:0:500::2:1  147.389 ms *  146.382 ms
 3  2001:638:0:500:0:6:b05e:2  124.49 ms *  153.339 ms
 4  rap.ipv6.viagenie.qc.ca  228.125 ms  227.047 ms  225.01 ms
 5  * * *


 - Hubert

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