macOS doesn’t give you a built-in toggle — but you can use a resolver config tweak.
sudo nano /etc/gai.conf
Add this..
precedence ::ffff:0:0/96 100
it will boosts IPv4 preference when resolving hostnames that return both A (IPv4) and AAAA (IPv6) records.
(The file may not exist; if so, you’re creating it. It’s honored by getaddrinfo, which Java ultimately uses through the OS.)
I don't see the point in applying such a hack when the problem is a DNS server that they themselves control. Fix/remove the AAAA record and the problem goes away without leaving a footgun on your system to hurt you years down the line by altering the network priority order.
Not my intention. Look at my history, haven't posted in 1.5 years. Being able to solve unique problems or not is an important data point for some readers like me.
I live in Utah and left the LDS / Mormon church in May. I am dating woman that, like most modern American woman, are open to having sex before marriage. It’s not polite to kiss and tell but turns out being touched starved IMHO is a really shi77y way to live.
Without a git log and belief my keys are secured, I've read code I've written that I would never have believed I could have written, both good and bad.
Memory is a fabrication.
Scars are real.
Wounds have stories.
Noticed this as well. Now I can’t find that generic in stock either.
As an alternative, I would like to know what THC / medical Marijuna product is the best alternative to out of stock Adderall. I will take my answer off air. Click
precedence ::ffff:0:0/96 100
it will boosts IPv4 preference when resolving hostnames that return both A (IPv4) and AAAA (IPv6) records. (The file may not exist; if so, you’re creating it. It’s honored by getaddrinfo, which Java ultimately uses through the OS.)
Keeps IPv6 alive but prefers IPv4