David> As the link below shows httplib can't handle an IPv6 address, it David> checks for a port number by checking for a : but this simply cuts David> the IPv6 address in two and tries to set the port variable as David> nonsense. David> http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=81926#c2 David> Are there any plans to rectify this, or even an alternative David> version of httplib kicking about that can handle IPv6. I just checked in a fix for this (it was a one-character change, not including unit test update). I don't know if there is a Python bug report open which now needs to be closed. Considering the ease of the fix, I sort of think not (otherwise it would have been fixed long ago). Note that in general we have plenty of other things to do with our time without monitoring other projects' bug trackers looking for possible Python bug reports. If they aren't reported on SF we won't here about them. (The Debian folks routinely open SF items when Python bug reports wind up in the Debian tracker.) -- Skip Montanaro Got spam? http://www.spambayes.org/ skip at pobox.com
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