Description of problem: When launching Wireshark on my laptop, it tosses 2 error messages: adns: /etc/resolv.conf:3: invalid nameserver address `2001:468:c80:6101:213:72ff:fefc:d5cc' adns: /etc/resolv.conf:5: invalid nameserver address `2001:468:c80:2101:213:72ff:fefc:e1ff' (Yes, there *are* BIND nameservers listening at those addresses, and they work just fine for pretty much everything that uses the resolver in glibc). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): wireshark-0.99.6-3.fc8 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Wireshark should use IPv6 DNS servers if they are configured. Failing that, it should at least be able to *parse* the line, realize it's IPv6, and fallback to to the 3 valid IPv4 nameservers also listed. Additional info:
Still reproducible with 0.99.7 - I filed an upstream bug and will dig into this issue ..
Ok, the problem seems to be adns .. it lacks the IPv6 support. I can either disable adns support (which was enabled recently and I haven't realized this issue) or wait till it gets fixed on adns side ..
New release of adns was just added to rawhide and the IPv6 support is still not there. So I'm removing adns support from wireshark (it can be easily recompiled with the support, see spec file) and closing this bug as WONTFIX.