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It's been reported that IPv6 scoped addresses (as defined in
RFC4007), such as fe80::200:e2ff:fe65:9ce%4, don't work
correctly on Windows XP Home + XP2. The error is "Network error: No
route to host". SecureCRT does work, which suggests that we might
just need to invoke getaddrinfo() differently. Scoped
addresses work on Unix (NetBSD at least).
SGT, 2006-12-24: Jeroen Massar, the original author of PuTTY's IPv6 code, has supplied a patch which fixes this. Users experiencing this bug might like to download a post-r7007 snapshot and make sure the problem has gone away.
Contact us:mirrors@uni-ruse.bg
