Hi, Christopher Baines <m...@cbaines.net> skribis:
> Switching to listing via IPv6 should support IPv4 connections, as Linux is > capable of translating IPv4 connections to IPv6. I think there's a risk that > switching to this approach will affect some uses of the openssh > service. Therefore, this commit makes this a configuration option, which is #f > by default. [...] > + (make-socket-address #$(if (openssh-listen-via-ipv6? > config) > + #~AF_INET6 > + #~AF_INET) > + INADDR_ANY > #$port-number) Thinking about it, what do you think is the risk of using AF_INET6 unconditionally? AFAICS it just works. Is there a switch somewhere that might affect that behavior? (I still think that changing ‘make-inetd-constructor’ to accept multiple addresses is a better fix longer-term, but if we can have this quick fix, that’s great.) Ludo’.
