sathya sai wrote:Ok; now I have a better sense. For Mozilla, please do install the
> Thanks guys for your continous support :-)
>
> From http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3879.txt, I could understand that
> IPv6 site local address (FEC0 prefixed) is deprecated and not the link
> local address (FC80 prefix).
>
> I think, now I would need to see if I can somehow specify the link local
> address without scope-id in my client. Mozilla and IE web browsers
> definitely seems to be not allowing me to do it.
http-headers add-in, so you can see what is being transmitted.
From RFC4007 section 11.2, referring to %zone_id;
It cannot be assumed that indices are common across all nodes in a
zone (see Section 6). Hence, the format MUST be used only within a
node and MUST NOT be sent on the wire unless every node that
interprets the format agrees on the semantics.
I read this to say that zone_id's should not be propogated in httpd
headers. There is another question of whether the %zone_id should be
permitted in proxy machine names, listen directives, etc.
Can you spell out for us if Mozilla and IE refuse to let you specify
the %zone_id in the request, and if so, do they try to pass it on in
the Host; header (look using common sniffing tools such as the http
headers add-in)?
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