Jie Gao wrote: [...]
I've got it work. What I did was to comment out the ipv6 entry in Solaris's Internet host table:
% more /etc/inet/ipnodes # # Internet host table # #::1 localhost 127.0.0.1 localhost
/etc/nsswitch.conf has the following as default:
ipnodes: files
Nevertheless, it seems some system call was used not correctly to resolve an IPv4 address.
Very good, Jie. Any idea how we could test at the test configuration time whether your ipv6 config is proper and that the resolving will work during the test time? let's say you unedit that file. Could you adjust A-T to figure things out, or at least suggest to the user what's wrong?
BTW, the flags "-Ir" were illegal for Solaris's grep, and using grep without these flags returned nothing.
each Unix-flavor OS reinvents their own flags for the common apps :(
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