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Scott Kitterman wrote:
On 05/20/2006 06:14, Julian Mehnle wrote:
Scott Kitterman wrote:
IIRC, the DNS library it uses, pyDNS, doesn't support IPv6. That
makes it tough. The SPF specific part wouldn't be so hard. Not
sure how I'd test it though.
Retrofitting IPv6 support to libraries usually isn't all that hard.
The hardest part in retrofitting IPv6 support is address entry and
output in the user interface (command-line or graphical), but
libraries usually don't have that problem. So perhaps it would be an
option to extend pyDNS in cooperation with its authors?
Last time I checked, pyDNS hadn't been updated since roughly 2003. It
works well, but isn't being actively maintained. I'll put looking into
this on my (long) list. I still don't have a way to test it since I
don't have IPv6. I'd need cooperation from someone who does.
I could offer you an account on an IPv6-connected machine.
Or you could try SixXS[1], a free IPv6 tunnel broker. Although they're
Euro-centric, they do have a few public points of presence[2] in the USA.
References:
1. http://www.sixxs.net/main/
2. http://www.sixxs.net/pops/
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