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UseIPv6=0 in config file #1098

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emmanuelux opened this issue Sep 15, 2020 · 4 comments
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UseIPv6=0 in config file #1098

emmanuelux opened this issue Sep 15, 2020 · 4 comments
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@emmanuelux
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UseIPv6=0 in .vnc/config doesn't work.

It works only with the command line "Xvnc -UseIPv6=0", the problem is that with last update of tigervnc in archlinux it used vncsession and no parameters is possible without .vnc/config or global configs in /etc/tigervnc/... that doesn't work too.

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Ah. I see the issue. It seems we have a bug where we cannot have "0" as the value for options. I'll get a fix sorted out.

Until then you should be able to use "UseIPV6=no" instead.

@CendioOssman CendioOssman added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 17, 2020
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emmanuelux commented Sep 17, 2020

UseIPV6=no makes vncsession stops
UseIPV6=0 makes vncsession starts but without cut IPv6

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Crap. This turned out to be trickier than I thought. I should be fixed as of 38c6848.

Unfortunately I see no workaround for existing code though. So you'll have to rebuild things yourself, or poke your distribution in to adding that patch.

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I try your patch today, but XVnc still does not start with UseIPv6=no or UseIPv6=off in .vnc/config file
with UseIPv6=0, it starts but I have always IPV6 opened

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