Andrew Wyllie wrote:
So, after rereading my previous post, I found one slight difference
(funny how
it works that way sometimes). When I used telnet to connect to the
server, it
used '::1' as an address for localhost as opposed to 127.0.0.1 . So I
changed all the
refs to localhost in httpd.c
On Wednesday, Feb 4, 2004, at 18:10 US/Eastern, Ged Haywood wrote:
Hi there,
On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Andrew Wyllie wrote:
after rereading my previous post, I found one slight difference
(funny how it works that way sometimes).
:)
(Actually, having a beer and reading it again...)
When I used telnet
Hi there,
On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Andrew Wyllie wrote:
> after rereading my previous post, I found one slight difference
> (funny how it works that way sometimes).
:)
> When I used telnet to connect to the server, it used '::1' as an
> address for localhost as opposed to 127.0.0.1 . So I changed
So, after rereading my previous post, I found one slight difference
(funny how
it works that way sometimes). When I used telnet to connect to the
server, it
used '::1' as an address for localhost as opposed to 127.0.0.1 . So I
changed all the
refs to localhost in httpd.conf to ::1 and sure e
Hi all,
I managed to get the tests to run after applying the ipv6.patch that
Stas posted the other day,
but none (or not many tests are passing). I think the problem is not
in the server though, I think
it has something to do with Apache::Test (or possibly perl's IO::Socket
module).
I can s
