11-07-2022, 02:39 PM
(11-07-2022, 12:50 PM)romain Wrote:(11-07-2022, 11:03 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Sounds like an issue for the raop project.
I thought raop was replaced by OwnTone?
Tim, as much as I know, OwnTone isn't officially packaged for Debian, at least not for Bullseye. Whatever, I don't get the point of using IPv6 in a LAN environment.
It’s not so much that any particular application is “using” IPv6; rather it’s that Linux, iOS, Windows, etc., have baked IPv6 into their networking subsystems. On my LAN, every host is offering both IPv4 and IPv6 endpoints for various services—phones, smart TV, Sonos gear, Windows and Linux PCs, etc. My ISP supports both in my cable modem/router and upstream in its servers. In daily operation I’m unaware of any of this. It just works ™.
