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--- ports:todo:ipv6 [2017/01/20 17:51] – DmitryMarakasov
+++ ports:todo:ipv6 [2018/04/02 20:46] (current) – Put this in a more useful place in the wiki hierarchy. Renamed from IPv6PortsTODO MateuszPiotrowski
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 === Statistic about ports not buildable because of missing supporting IPv6 ===
-Ports have dependencies. [[/LibreOffice|LibreOffice]] for example is a big port with 277 dependencies at all. When building [[/LibreOffice|LibreOffice]] every dependency must be available, otherwise it could not be build. This means whenever a single port is not fetchable through IPv6 every other port depending at it is also not buildable.
+Ports have dependencies. %%LibreOffice%% for example is a big port with 277 dependencies at all. When building %%LibreOffice%% every dependency must be available, otherwise it could not be build. This means whenever a single port is not fetchable through IPv6 every other port depending at it is also not buildable.
 When iterating through our 25.522 ports and do a "make all-depends-list" to get a list of all dependencies a single port has, we get a list of 1.696.351 dependencies. Now back to the remaining  question "how many ports are not buildable because of missing IPv6 support of their distribution servers?".
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 This includes major ports like Firefox and Thunderbird, because releases.mozilla.org and ftp.mozilla.org does not support IPv6 - but mozilla.org itself does.
-It includes also for example [[/LibreOffice|LibreOffice]] because some dependencies are not fetchable through IPv6.
+It includes also for example %%LibreOffice%% because some dependencies are not fetchable through IPv6.
 ==== TOP 25 hosts with missing IPv6 support ====
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-[[/CategoryIPV6|CategoryIPV6]]
+{{tag>Ipv6}}
+{{tag>Todo Ports}}
-[[/CategoryTODO|CategoryTODO]]