Hi,
>The requested name is valid, but no data of the requested type was
>found. This error is also returned if the name parameter contains a
>string representation of an IPv6 address or an illegal IPv4 address.
>This error should not be interpreted to mean that the name parameter
>contains a name string that has been validated for a particular protocol
>(an IP hostname, for example). Since Winsock supports multiple name
>service providers, a name may potentially be valid for one provider and
>not accepted by another provider.
Well it works with Internet Explorer, shouldn't it work with svn too
then?
>When IPV6 is enabled in the svn build, it first tries to connect to an
>ipv6 address. If that fails, it falls back to ipv4.
>The error is shown since connection with ipv4 failed too.
>That means: the ipv6 address (if your DNS even returned one) couldn't
>connect to, and then it tried an ipv4 address but the DNS did not return
>one.
The server doesn't have an (official, world wide reachable) IPv4
address, so I didnt put it into DNS. Means there is only a AAAA DNS
Record, so there cant be any fallback to IPv4. And since all browsers,
nslookup, dig can look it up, connect to it and also ask for a
password, there should not be a problem with the connectivity and/or
DNS.
If you want to test it yourself, I can send you the real DNS Name -
since I don't want to put it on the mailing list.
Fawkes
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Received on 2014-03-28 10:10:24 CET