osrm: local osrm servers listen on ipv4, but transition may look for ipv6 #821
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fixes chairemobilite#821 This uses the value set in the mode config's host field even for local servers. This allows to specify a specific URL on which to join the server, for example an ipv4 url where 'localhost' would have resolved to an ipv6 url, or simply a named URL for the local server.
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fixes chairemobilite#821 This uses the value set in the mode config's host field even for local servers. This allows to specify a specific URL on which to join the server, for example an ipv4 url where 'localhost' would have resolved to an ipv6 url, or simply a named URL for the local server.
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fixes #821 This uses the value set in the mode config's host field even for local servers. This allows to specify a specific URL on which to join the server, for example an ipv4 url where 'localhost' would have resolved to an ipv6 url, or simply a named URL for the local server.
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In most recent debian, ipv6 is looked up by default, so localhost:5000 for example will try to connect to [::1]:5000 for the osrm server. The server listens on 0.0.0.0 so it does not appear to exist. We should be able to specify the host to 127.0.0.1 in those cases
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