Add support for Ipv6 network/binds #113
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Thanks for submitting the PR, and sorry for the delayed response. I'm curious to hear a bit more about why you need this feature for your simulation needs. |
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No problem. We were trying to develop some units tests for Axum-based APIs in a system, that for the most part does only support Ipv6 addressing. Changing the addressing either to Ipv4Addr or to IpAddr would be a lot of work and may result in changes in the systems behavior. In short, the codebase is quite large, so we would like to use the least intrusive method to simulate it, which would be Ipv6 support on sockets. |
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This PR implements a
IpNetworkconfiguration option, to choose between a underlying Ipv4 or Ipv6 network.The network parameter are used for:
a) granting addresses either from a
192.168.0.0/16address space, or fromfe80:::/64b) binding sockets to associated unspecified addresses
0.0.0.0/:::The default configuration stays an Ipv4 network with
192.168.0.0/16.