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I could not find any community for this :) so I am asking here :)
I am trying to run a test on our DNS server using IPv6 but I am having troubles with the syntax.
On IPv4 I used flamethrower like this: ./flame -f ~/query-sample-200k x.x.x.x
And I was trying to use it for IPv6 like this: ./flame -f ~/query-sample-200k xx:xx:xx:xx::xx
but this gives me an error: Could not parse url: https://xx:xx:xx:xx::xx
If anyone could give me a correct syntax on testing our DNS server (DNS server is on a remote machine)
Many thanks
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Hi @Dragao75, we are using this third party library to parse URLs, and it does appear to support v6 so I am not sure what the problem is. Unfortunately it does not provide any error messages during the parse. I am guessing it is a minor syntax difference, or perhaps a bug in the library.
Hi all,
I could not find any community for this :) so I am asking here :)
I am trying to run a test on our DNS server using IPv6 but I am having troubles with the syntax.
On IPv4 I used flamethrower like this: ./flame -f ~/query-sample-200k x.x.x.x
And I was trying to use it for IPv6 like this: ./flame -f ~/query-sample-200k xx:xx:xx:xx::xx
but this gives me an error: Could not parse url: https://xx:xx:xx:xx::xx
If anyone could give me a correct syntax on testing our DNS server (DNS server is on a remote machine)
Many thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: