I would not call this a security vulnerability. No computer sytem is at
this point in time expected to use *only* IPv6 but to use *dual stacks*
for the transition process. All IPv6-enabled system will still speak
IPv4 and be able to reach the update servers.
I would not even call this a bug but a
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 7:32 PM, Henning Eggers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would not call this a security vulnerability. No computer sytem is at
this point in time expected to use *only* IPv6 but to use *dual stacks*
for the transition process. All IPv6-enabled system will still speak
IPv4
You are aware, though, that IPv6-only hosts are still a rare exception
on the open internet and that you must expect not being able to connect
to all services - like Ubuntu updates.
I am not saying that it wouldn't be a good idea to have at least one
update server accessible via IPv6 but it is
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 8:13 PM, Henning Eggers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are aware, though, that IPv6-only hosts are still a rare exception
on the open internet and that you must expect not being able to connect
to all services - like Ubuntu updates.
I am not saying that it wouldn't be a
