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Hello, I am unable to download gradle to my AWS IP...
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k
Hello, I am unable to download gradle to my AWS IPV6 only instance because github doesn't support ipv6 ( doesn't have a AAAA address for the URL I m trying to access ) and wget or curl fails, so is there any way other than this to install gradle. I also tried snap and sdkman, snap fails due to same issue and sdkman also doesn't support IPV6 it seems.
v
How is GitHub not supporting ipv6 related? Actually, you should practically never need to install Gradle at all, but always use the wrapper to execute a build which will take care to provision the correct version. But if you must, just use the official download and you are not hitting GitHub.
k
Official Download has Github link only and that doesn’t support IPV6 stack
wrapper also tries to collect gradle from the same link ( github gradle release )
v
So you don't want to install Gradle but clone or? That's something completely different
k
No dude this thread is for clone, download and everything IPV6 , I just want to install and not clone LOL
This link redirects to github release link - check once I did try more than 5 times
v
Oh, sorry, must have remembered wrongly, I thought they use some other CDN. Or it changed.
But what it redirects should support ipv6 according to the thread you posted, shouldn't it?
k
They don't It's an existing Github issue and they don't plan to solve it or have an ETA currently
v
Can you maybe download it somewhere else and push it to your AWS box instead?
k
Yup did that only , but it is just a temporary solution to download locally and scp it to my AWS systems
If you guys can host the release from github to someplace else it would be a great help to lots of users
The DNSChecker shows no AAAA records present for the domain
v
"you guys" I'm just a user like you, this is a community space.
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You should probably open a feature request on GitHub for a chance to get this changed.
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e
I expect you'll encounter many other things that don't work unless you have NAT64 or other ways to communicate with IPv4-only hosts
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