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first of all, thanks for this software! I am adding here an issue because I am using this library in my project and I am having an error at the time of using IPv6. It could be that maybe I am doing something wrong, and if so, it's good to know how to do it right.
The version I am using of this library is: v4.1.0, and what I am doing is the following:
The expected result should be to open the port in IPv6 when 'ctx.Cnfg.Networkorking.MQ.IPv6' = true, but it is always using IPv4.
It's funny because if you call 'Ipv6() ' (https://pkg.go.dev/gopkg.in/zeromq/[email protected]#Sock.Ipv6) right after doing the set, the value is the one that you added it.
Just to add you more context, I am using Go 1.19 in a Linux machine (Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS)
So anyone that can help me here in knowing if this is a real issue, or it is just my bad understanding about how to use the library; will be more than welcome
thanks again in advance!
best regards,
Alberto
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Hello
there!first of all, thanks for this software! I am adding here an issue because I am using this library in my project and I am having an error at the time of using IPv6. It could be that maybe I am doing something wrong, and if so, it's good to know how to do it right.
The version I am using of this library is: v4.1.0, and what I am doing is the following:
The expected result should be to open the port in IPv6 when 'ctx.Cnfg.Networkorking.MQ.IPv6' = true, but it is always using IPv4.
It's funny because if you call 'Ipv6() ' (https://pkg.go.dev/gopkg.in/zeromq/[email protected]#Sock.Ipv6) right after doing the set, the value is the one that you added it.
Just to add you more context, I am using Go 1.19 in a Linux machine (Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS)
So anyone that can help me here in knowing if this is a real issue, or it is just my bad understanding about how to use the library; will be more than welcome
thanks again in advance!
best regards,
Alberto
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: