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Am 21.04.2020 um 17:14 schrieb Jack Adrian Zappa via Cygwin:
Nm. I figured it out. Seems if you don't specify what type of
listener, it'll default to IP4. When you create a sender, it'll try
first using IP6 and then fall back to IP4. It's that first connection
that i
Nm. I figured it out. Seems if you don't specify what type of
listener, it'll default to IP4. When you create a sender, it'll try
first using IP6 and then fall back to IP4. It's that first connection
that is causing the failure. If you specify the listener to use IP6,
then it works fine.
Than
I was trying to do some testing of a ssh port forwarding issue I was
having, by trying to reduce the problem into something simpler. So I
reached for netcat (nc). Turns out that when trying to connect a
listener to a sender directly, it will fail first and then succeed.
Example:
In terminal 1 we
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