> >>>> Guy Helmer 12/16/13 2:53 PM >>> > >On Dec 16, 2013, at 11:02 AM, Don Brearley wrote: >> >> Hello squid-users, >> >> >> I am trying to get wccp2 with squid 3.4 working on Debian Jessie (amd64). Squid itself works fine, until I >> add "wccp2_router" into the mix, where then squid crashes.. >> >> >> When I define: >> >> >> wccp2_router 1.2.3.4 >> >> >> I get a "Unable to convert non-IPv4 to IPv4 from [::]" errors in the log, and squid exits. There are no IPv6 addresses >> in the mix anywhere, so I dont know where the [::] is originating. I have tried with IPv6 enabled and disabled in Debian. >> >> >> I also see a "assertion(failed) failed" error.... i modified the code to use an ISASSERT and I get an error along >> the lines of "isIPv6:Y isIPV4:N" >> >> >> I have also tried FreeBSD 10-RC, and gotten the same error. I believe this to be a squid bug. >> >> >> I have tried this with --disable-ipv6 and without. I have tried 3.4, 3.3, and 3.2 -- I only can get it to work under 2.7. >> >> >> If I simply define 'wccp_router' -- I get no crash, but I am not interested in using wccp v1. >> >> >> Anyone running 3.x and wccp2 OK out there? Can I provide details for a proper bug report? >> > >A work-around that I am using is to set >wccp2_address 0.0.0.0 > >It seems the default wccp2_address is [::], which seems to trigger this problem if squid is not built with IPv6 support. > >Regards, >Guy Hi Guy, Thanks for the reply. I did fail to mention that I am also setting "wccp2_address" -- I still get the error. I have tried compiling with and without --disable-ipv6 "wccp2_address 10.1.2.3" <-- IP of the interface for wccp to listen on. What version of squid are you running, and which OS is it on? Thanks! Take Care! - Don
