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I'm running a fairly standard debian 7.8 as a hetzner root server.
While the backup script runs normally, charon.ftp wasn't able to access the FTP server.
I got the error:
Unable to connect to server at /usr/sbin/charon.ftp line 153
After some investigation I found out, that the backup ftp server has a IPv6 adress.
Unfortunately, my current version of NET::FTP wasn't able to handle IPv6 adresses.
I had to replace
require Net::FTP;
with
require Net::INET6Glue::FTP;
require Net::FTP;
on line 132, in order to make it work.
I know this is not a charon specific error, but maybe you can provide a fallback for this case?
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I'm running a fairly standard debian 7.8 as a hetzner root server.
While the backup script runs normally, charon.ftp wasn't able to access the FTP server.
I got the error:
After some investigation I found out, that the backup ftp server has a IPv6 adress.
Unfortunately, my current version of NET::FTP wasn't able to handle IPv6 adresses.
I had to replace
require Net::FTP;
with
on line 132, in order to make it work.
I know this is not a charon specific error, but maybe you can provide a fallback for this case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: