We did, same results. Flipping the build back and forth on the same
machine yields similar results each time. By similar, I mean that the
times will of course vary slightly (as would be expected) but the delta
remains relatively consistent with the IPv6 build taking orders of
magnitude longer to complete.

On Wednesday, December 24, 2003, at 07:13 AM, Dan Fandrich wrote:

> On Wed, Dec 24, 2003 at 02:47:40AM -0800, Jacob Swed wrote:
>>> "without --disable-ipv6" mean?
>> It means when running the Configure script we did not specify the
>> --disable-ipv6 option.
>>
>> Unfortunately, our test servers are internal and our customers are
>> accessing Microsoft Exchange with our products so that isn't an option
>> either. However, any hostname will do, but a good example is actually
>> to pass a non-existent IP address.
>>
>> Here are a couple example, in both cases latest Curl run from the cmd
>> line. It was compiled and run on OS 10.2.8. Also, 192.168.1.234 does
>> not exist on our network.
>>
>> With IPv6 Enabled:
>> "https://www.frontrange.edu/index.cfm" name lookup took: 1.964 seconds
>> "http://192.168.1.234" name lookup took: 22.632 seconds
>>
>> With IPv6 Disabled:
>> "https://www.frontrange.edu/index.cfm" name lookup took: 0.003 seconds
>> "http://192.168.1.234" name lookup took: 0.001 seconds
>
> Did you try running your tests in the opposite order, i.e. running the
> IPv6 disabled version first? Local name caching may be having an
> effect
> on the results, making the second run appear faster.
>
>>>> Dan
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