[bug #65007] wget uses non-standard way to print IPv6 addresses

Follow-up Comment #3, bug #65007 (group wget): I think we can leave the IPv4 syntax in Wget's output as-is, but switch the output for IPv6 to be more compliant. Unlike IPv4, there is a strong standardization on how IPv6 is often printed and we should try to be consistent with it. The issue with

[bug #65007] wget uses non-standard way to print IPv6 addresses

Follow-up Comment #2, bug#65007 (group wget): > I see that in wget2 the output is also not quite correct in the debug logs. Indeed, wget2's debug output contains 10.124503.288 has 2a02:6ea0:c700::18:443 10.124503.288 trying 2a02:6ea0:c700::18:443...

[bug #65007] wget uses non-standard way to print IPv6 addresses

Follow-up Comment #1, bug#65007 (group wget): I get your point. The output line has the same format for IPv6 and IPv4 where the IP address representation and the port number are printed as two fields separated by `|:`. E.g. for an IPv4 address, the string is also not as "usually done":

[bug #65007] wget uses non-standard way to print IPv6 addresses

URL: Summary: wget uses non-standard way to print IPv6 addresses Group: GNU Wget Submitter: haible Submitted: Sun 10 Dec 2023 06:39:30 AM CET Category: User Interface