[Bug 942955] Re: upstart-socket-bridge doesn't support ipv6 sockets
Cameron Norman
camerontnorman at gmail.com
Tue Jan 21 07:08:13 UTC 2014
So I made those tweaks you recommended, Bartosz.
Kai, you should install Ubuntu in a VM, install your Upstart branch from
source, then write job that uses IPv6.
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Title:
upstart-socket-bridge doesn't support ipv6 sockets
Status in Upstart:
In Progress
Status in “upstart” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
Playing with upstart-socket-bridge to see if it's a solution for
avoiding polling in the Ubuntu cups post-start (bug #855010), I find
that the socket bridge only supports inet and unix sockets - it does
not support inet6 sockets. As a result, it's impossible to use socket
initialization for an ipv6 service... which nowadays should be
approximately all services.
If we want socket initialization to be a viable option for services,
ipv6 support is a must.
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