was Re: connection failing: Connection succeeds
Derek Broughton
news at pointerstop.ca
Mon Dec 3 15:18:35 UTC 2007
nepal wrote:
> so should I also employ those other suggestions for IPv6
> too? or just leave well alone? ;)
I would keep ipv6 if you can and it causes no other problems. _Eventually_
everybody's going to be forced to support ipv6.
> I have had a very similar long term problem on PCLinuxOS
> (and on other distros too) which I didn't get fixed. I did
> try just disabling the avahi service after first being told
> about avahi, but IIRC that broke the internet. :(
Last time I tried it on Ubuntu, it did too. Man, I _really_ hate avahi and
its offshoots. My configuration is admittedly unusual, but it's pretty
common for me to be operating in a situation where I have no Internet
access but do have network programs to test (disconnected web servers on
localhost). I have to use !@#$% Firefox to do it, because konqueror is so
certain I can't access anything... for heaven's sake, don't _assume_ I
can't reach http://localhost/ - try it!
--
derek
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