Hello,
as part of the move to a new infrastructure, I've also enabled an
IPv6-capable download page for testing purposes. As the GeoIP module was
a bit too old, I had to compile it manually, and that's why I seek your
assistance. ;-)
Those of you having IPv6 connectivity, can you please go to
http://download-test.documentfoundation.org/TIMESTAMP.mirrorlist
and check if you get the country you're located in as result? It should
look like
List of best mirrors for IP address 2a01:4f8:190:3144::2, located in
Germany (DE)
with your IP and country respectively.
In case you get only IPv4 - that's normal, nothing to report, might be
related to Happy Eyeballs. [1] In case you get IPv6 and the right
country is shown - no need to report either. ;-)
But in case you have IPv6, and a wrong or unknown country is shown,
please let me know, so I can investigate. From time to time, this can
happen with tunnels, especially those from tunnelbroker.net based on my
experience, but in general, it should be working.
I only want to enable IPv6 for the production site when all is working.
Thanks for your feedback in advance!
Florian
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Eyeballs
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