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On some systems, IPv6 is disabled (for example, CIS benchmark recommends to disable it when not used), but currently all UDP connections are using AF_INET6 sockets. When we are binding AF_INET6 socket to an address like ::ffff:1.2.3.4 (IPv4 addresses are parsed by net.ParseIP this way), we can't send or receive IPv6 packets anyway, so this will not break any scenarios. --------- Co-authored-by: Wade Simmons <wsimmons@slack-corp.com> |
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| conn.go | ||
| temp.go | ||
| udp_all.go | ||
| udp_android.go | ||
| udp_bsd.go | ||
| udp_darwin.go | ||
| udp_generic.go | ||
| udp_linux.go | ||
| udp_linux_32.go | ||
| udp_linux_64.go | ||
| udp_netbsd.go | ||
| udp_rio_windows.go | ||
| udp_tester.go | ||
| udp_windows.go | ||