Listen on IPv6 by default #379
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iirc the main problem was that this default would break Windows and/or FreeBSD, I'll check at least with FreeBSD later. |
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Would it be an idea to only do this on Linux then? |
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What's working under FreeBSD is |
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That doesn't work on my EL7 system. After a bit of searching I did find ruby/ruby@b1f493d which I think means that only Ruby 2.1 and higher this works. You can use Later I'll try to reproduce this on a newer Ruby but I'm leaning to considering this invalid and closing. |
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Confirmed that Ruby 2.3 does listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 when binding to |
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This enables running in an IPv6-only setup.