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[db-wg] Yet another ipv6 bug ;)
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Agoston Horvath
agoston at ripe.net
Mon Jul 3 16:45:15 CEST 2006
Dear Max, The limit for the simultaneous connections was 2 for the IPv6 proxy, and it's been used up for the web server, that's why you see that message. I've increased this limit now. As you probably know, we are phasing the IPv6 whois proxy out in favor of true IPv6 support, so these strange behaviors when using IPv6 will go away. Regards, Agoston Horvath Software Engineering Department RIPE NCC Max Tulyev wrote: > Hi! > > If I go to www.ripe.net right now and ask for ORG-RL14-RIPE in whois > from IP 2a01:d8:0:99:211:11ff:fe1f:bfc9 - I get > > %ERROR:208: connection refused > > From IP 195.209.61.241 everything seems to be fine. > > What is it? >
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