Hello Keith,
Thanks for the quick reply.
It works with a static entry in the /etc/hosts file (NFS mountpoints are in a private VLAN => no DNS entries).
On the linux box:
* /etc/fstab looks like this:
#[2001:67c:168:100::176]:/vol/nfs_wiki/mysql /var/lib/mysql nfs4 rw,bg,hard,noatime,nointr,timeo=600 0 0 (does not work with snapcreator)
nas2-nfs-ipv6:/vol/nfs_wiki/mysql /var/lib/mysql nfs4 rw,bg,hard,noatime,nointr,timeo=600 0 0
* /etc/hosts looks like:
# snapcreator
2001:67c:168:100::176 nas2-nfs-ipv6
> The issue with [2001:67c:168:100::176] is we use ":" as a separator in our parsing so this will never work
Mmh, if you look at your brower this kind of stuff, it will parse the following input correctly:
http://www-kame.net/
http://203.178.141.194/
http://[2001:200:dff:fff1:216:3eff:feb1:44d7]/
mount can also parse /etc/fstab with IPv4/IPv6 addresses. So it is a problem that has been solved already many times 🙂
You have to modify your parser/regexp to accomodate IPv6 addresses inside []. (ok, easier said than done 😉
So it works this the workaround (static entry in /etc/hosts)
Regards,
Jean-Marc