@ Hubzilla Support Forum What's interesting is that in boot.php the value

Submitted ⁨⁨4⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago⁩ by ⁨harald@hub.volse.no@hub.volse.no⁩ to ⁨adminsforum@hubzilla.org⁩

What's interesting is that in boot.php the value NULL seems to be passed as database host to the dba_driver constructor.

Yeah, that's quite wierd... you did quote the addresses?

In any case, as mentioned in the matrix channel, I don't think it will work even if the address is set correctly. Hubzilla assumes that if it finds a colon in the server address, it's a unix socket.

You could try adding a hostname for the db server instead.

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navigium@grindcore.ch ⁨3⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago
@Harald Eilertsen Thanks for your reply. That's my database config (modified for public posting):

$db_host = '2001:db8::6666'; $db_port = '0'; $db_user = 'hubzilla'; $db_pass = '*****'; $db_data = 'hubzilla'; $db_type = '1';

So there are the same single quotes that surround the other values (and did the ipv4 address). There is also a semicolon.

Currently I didn't set DNS names for the jails. I thought about using a host name. But somehow I think I should rather fix this and make Hubzilla more IPv6 capable.
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- harald@hub.volse.no@hub.volse.no ⁨3⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago
  @Beni Grind ~HB9HNT
  I should rather fix this and make Hubzilla more IPv6 capable.
  
  That would be great! Ideally it should not have to care which protocol version it's using, but that would mean getting rid of implicit assumptions that are only valid on IPv4.
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  - navigium@grindcore.ch ⁨3⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago
    @Harald Eilertsen Yes, making a software more IPv6-capable usually means replacing IPv4-isms with the proper built-in functions which handle both protocol versions. Like replacing regexes that check whether something is an IP expecting 4 octets separated by periods with something like filter_var and FILTER_VALIDATE_IP in the case of PHP.
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