you literally can't disable ipv6 in linux with glibc
ipv6.disable=1 in kernel command line doesn't stop shit, AAAA queries are still being made
Ape Out Shirt $21.68 |
you literally can't disable ipv6 in linux with glibc
ipv6.disable=1 in kernel command line doesn't stop shit, AAAA queries are still being made
Ape Out Shirt $21.68 |
Windows does not have this problem
Fun Fact: Microsoft actually doesn't support setups with IPv6 disabled. It isn't part of their testing.
So sorry boomer, you had like 20 years to spend the one or two hours of reading to learn IPv6. It's about time.
AAAA DNS queries work over ipv4. And so do A record queries over ipv6
>explicitly state to disable ipv6 functionality
>part of that functionality (queries for ipv6 addresses) are still made
what did gnu mean by this?
OP is setting Linux kernel parameters, not glibc parameters. You know GNU/Linux isn't just a meme, right?
>OP is setting Linux kernel parameters, not glibc parameters. You know GNU/Linux isn't just a meme, right?
Also this. This thread again shows the competence of the average IQfytard
It's not ipv6 functionality. It's dns functionality, and dns works just fine on top of ipv4. You don't understand what you're talking about
Sorry but I use macOS.
why the frick would you think trying to kernel disable v6 support is a good idea? just don't assign an ipv6 address to your ifaces?? better yet, DO assign v6 addresses to them and use them.. its the future
willing to bet you couldn't make one reasonable, non schizo argument AGAINST ipv6. go right ahead animeposter, i'm waiting.
>he dont use IPv5
ngmi
no readily available commercial or free implementation. besides it's not like you do either. regardless, not an argument against ipv6.
it takes long to complete those queries on my network
>it takes long to complete those queries on my network
sounds like a you kind of problem
maybe, therefore I am seeking a solution that would put a stop to an unwanted behaviour for I am using a free OS that shall permit me to do whatever I please since doing the opposite would stand in direct contradiction with free and open software principles, the GNU organization, creators of glibc and related dns resolver, is so proud to abide
unfortunately, the GNUGGERS deleted the RES_USE_INET6 define and I can't even hack an option for disabling it from their moronic piece of shit software
change resolv.conf to point the dns queries to a server like unbound hosted on your machine, and configure unbound to block aaaa queries or someshit
that's like shooting yourself with a gun but wearing a bulletproof vest instead of unloading the gun
and you're the schizo refusing to use ipv4, whats your point?
it doesn't work with my ISP you Black person
Then switch ISP