Quote from "Bill Buchanan"

 The code itself appears lost, unfortunately, but the research materials are there to examine.

Quote from "Filystea"
So you can't run a server on ipv6 from your crappy home computer. Not an issue.

Quote from "Torr Samaho"
Some of the refactoring you may have noticed recently was meant to facilitate IPv6.

I still have his old code and ported it to the latest Zandronum version. Unfortunately, it was far from finished. It just generalized a few functions to work with IPv4 and IPv6. It didn't add anything yet to actually use IPv6."

Quote from "Bill Buchanan"

If a test or alpha build comes out, I could do a 1-on-1 test since I know I'm an affected user. Another person (HexaDoken) chimed in on #Zandronum, with Marcaek, that also reported to be affected by this.

Quote

05:14 <Pep> although i'm a bit confused about how t-mobile US is going to handle it...
05:14 <Pep> basically they switched to a ipv6 only stack
05:14 -!- lgv is now known as skule
05:14 <Pep> if the phone resolves an ipv4 only domain, it resolves as a nat'd address on their nat64gw
05:15 <Pep> so directing to my dns it will resolve ipv4 only or a mapped ipv4 address which a t-mobile phone won't be able to route :/

zandronum.exe -connect [address]:port

NETWORK_LaunchPacket: Network is unreachable
NETWORK_LaunchPacket: Address 255.255.255.255:15101

Quote from AOSP

I had to modify a few lines to get it to compile on Linux:

Quote from AOSP

edit: You also need -nobroadcast, otherwise you get spammed with:

../src/network.cpp:166:56: error: unknown type name 'IN6_ADDR'
static bool network_BindSocketToPort( SOCKET Socket, IN6_ADDR ulInAddr, USHORT usPort, bool bReUse );
                                                                         ^
../src/network.cpp:193:3: error: unknown type name 'IN6_ADDR'
                IN6_ADDR ulInAddr = in6addr_any;
                ^
../src/network.cpp:198:4: error: unknown type name 'IN6_ADDR'
                        IN6_ADDR inAddr;
                        ^
../src/network.cpp:543:14: error: no matching function for call to 'recvfrom'
        lNumBytes = recvfrom( g_NetworkSocket, (char *)g_ucHuffmanBuffer, sizeof( g_ucHuffmanBuffer ), 0, &SocketFrom, (socklen_t *)&iSocketFromLength );
                    ^~~~~~~~
/usr/include/sys/socket.h:692:9: note: candidate function not viable: no known conversion from 'sockaddr_in6 *' to 'struct sockaddr *' for 5th argument
ssize_t recvfrom(int, void *, size_t, int, struct sockaddr * __restrict,
        ^
../src/network.cpp:634:14: error: no matching function for call to 'recvfrom'
        lNumBytes = recvfrom( g_LANSocket, (char *)g_ucHuffmanBuffer, sizeof( g_ucHuffmanBuffer ), 0, &SocketFrom, (socklen_t *)&iSocketFromLength );
                    ^~~~~~~~
/usr/include/sys/socket.h:692:9: note: candidate function not viable: no known conversion from 'sockaddr_in6 *' to 'struct sockaddr *' for 5th argument
ssize_t recvfrom(int, void *, size_t, int, struct sockaddr * __restrict,
        ^
../src/network.cpp:1455:47: error: unknown type name 'IN6_ADDR'
bool network_BindSocketToPort( SOCKET Socket, IN6_ADDR ulInAddr, USHORT usPort, bool bReUse )
                                              ^
6 errors generated.

Tribeam: i think it works
Tribeam: dont quote me on that though

Quote from Edward-san

there's a missing reference to the variable type IN6_ADDR . Was it on purpose or perhaps something wasn't committed?

Quote from Master O

Now that IPv6 is finally being worked on, should a new thread be opened for IPv6 support in Doomseeker as well? That program will obviously need IPv6 after Zandronum does.

zandronum -connect [####:####:####:####:####:####:####:####]:10666

Quote from Master O

Question: When hosting using IPv6 in Zandronum on Windows (7,8,10, etc), do you guys use the Temporary IPv6 address or IPv6 address?