On May 22, 2006, at 4:56 AM, John ORourke wrote:
It's certainly an IPv6 address - 128 bits, and "::" means 'the
longest set of zeroes you can fit in'.
Maybe your macs are using IPv6 natively. Why is it causing a problem?
ah. i'm unfamiliar with them - this one looked different at first
Jonathan wrote:
testing on my local mac network @home, its giving me addresses like
such:
fe81::2333:25ee:ffb2:b244
It's certainly an IPv6 address - 128 bits, and "::" means 'the longest
set of zeroes you can fit in'.
Maybe your macs are using IPv6 natively. Why is it causing a prob
I've got a question about remote_ip from Apache2::Connection
testing on my local mac network @home, its giving me addresses like
such:
fe81::2333:25ee:ffb2:b244
I'm not really sure what that is.. it kind of looks like ipv6, but
kind of not.
in any event, testing on external machi
