ipv6 addresses seem to work correctly, however I have problems with ipv6 CIDR addresses. Addresses with numbers greater than 32 make the system fail. Addresses such as 2218 2a03:b780:1:2::/64 can be entered and are written to the database. If they are on the database any attempt to enter the application fails with sqlcode 1690 BIGINT UNSIGNED out of range. The only way to solve this is to remove the affected row from table bfstop_bannedip with the database administration tool.
Regards,
Hermann Kauffeld
ipv6 addresses seem to work correctly, however I have problems with ipv6 CIDR addresses. Addresses with numbers greater than 32 make the system fail. Addresses such as 2218 2a03:b780:1:2::/64 can be entered and are written to the database. If they are on the database any attempt to enter the application fails with sqlcode 1690 BIGINT UNSIGNED out of range. The only way to solve this is to remove the affected row from table bfstop_bannedip with the database administration tool.
Regards,
Hermann Kauffeld