Mats Erik Andersson wrote: > > FAIL: tftp.sh > > ============= > > Test had 5 successes out of 10 cases. > > FAIL tftp.sh (exit status: 2) > > > > FAIL: syslogd.sh > > ================ > > ../src/logger: ::1:6506: Cannot assign requested address > > > FAIL: telnet-localhost.sh > > ========================= > > Failed at '::1'. > > Informational: Unsuccessful with mapped address '::ffff:127.0.0.1'. > > Is Raspbian able to handle IPv6?
In the installation that I have (I did no configuration changes), IPv6 is indeed disabled: $ ping ::1 ping: ::1: Address family for hostname not supported. > The fact that tftp.sh reports > one half failures of all tests, implies that IPv6 addresses are > failing also there. In fact, failure of IPv4-to-IPv6-mapping in > telnet is a strong witness to disabled IPv6. But it does not indicate that tftp, syslogd, and telnet don't work. Therefore I would find it better if the respective tests were marked as "SKIP", not "FAIL". Bruno
