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hello,
I am trying to access webservice running on my local network using ipv6 address with a particular network interface.
http://[fe80::2d0:69ff:fe55:eb3%25gmn0]:80
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6874 -> Based on this RFC, I am using %25 to specify which interface to use.
Cog is throwing the error shown below.
Cog-Core-Message: 22:37:56.280: http://[fe80::2d0:69ff:fe55:eb3%25gmn0]:80 Load started. (cog:31543): Cog-Core-WARNING **: 22:37:56.280: http://[fe80::2d0:69ff:fe55:eb3%25gmn0]:80 Page load error: The URL can?t be shown
Cog-Core-Message: 22:37:56.280: http://[fe80::2d0:69ff:fe55:eb3%25gmn0]:80 Load started.
(cog:31543): Cog-Core-WARNING **: 22:37:56.280: http://[fe80::2d0:69ff:fe55:eb3%25gmn0]:80 Page load error: The URL can?t be shown
Accessing without the interface which I believe is incorrect leads to the following error "Could not connect: invalid argument"
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hello,
I am trying to access webservice running on my local network using ipv6 address with a particular network interface.
http://[fe80::2d0:69ff:fe55:eb3%25gmn0]:80
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6874 -> Based on this RFC, I am using %25 to specify which interface to use.
Cog is throwing the error shown below.
Accessing without the interface which I believe is incorrect leads to the following error "Could not connect: invalid argument"
http://[fe80::2d0:69ff:fe55:eb3]:80
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: