fix IPv6 support in server bind, client dial and table output - #28
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Fiber v2 defaults to NetworkTCP4, so `--address '[<v6>]:9010'` failed with "listen tcp4: ... no suitable address found" and `[::]:9010` silently bound 0.0.0.0 only. Set Network to tcp for dual-stack listeners. The client built its websocket URL by concatenating host, ":" and port, which produced "too many colons in address" for IPv6 hosts. Use net.JoinHostPort. The table stripped the port with strings.Split(addr, ":")[0], which cut IPv6 addresses at their first colon and rendered every host as "2601". Strip the port with net.SplitHostPort and grow the Local/Remote columns to fit the widest address, leaving IPv4 output unchanged.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared host normalization and address-family DNS resolution. It updates client and server IPv6 handling, self-host filtering, WebSocket and HTTP URLs, live tables, CLI flags, documentation, tests, CI, dependencies, and the Go toolchain. ChangesNetwork address handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR enables IPv6 server binding, client connections, and address display, but the current head still has bounded correctness issues for scoped IPv6 literals and live table alignment, and adds a CI workflow with excessive token/credential exposure and mutable action references. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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govulncheck reported 15 called vulnerabilities against go1.24 and fiber v2.52.5, failing CI. Set the go directive to 1.26 with a go1.26.6 toolchain, bump the CI matrix to 1.26.x and update the affected modules: gofiber/fiber/v2 v2.52.5 -> v2.52.15 (GO-2026-4543) golang.org/x/net v0.29.0 -> v0.58.0 (GO-2026-5026, GO-2026-4918) valyala/fasthttp v1.55.0 -> v1.73.0 (GO-2026-4950) klauspost/compress v1.17.9 -> v1.19.2 (GO-2026-5841) `govulncheck ./...` now reports no vulnerabilities at symbol, package or module level.
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In `@client/client.go`:
- Around line 184-188: Update the WebSocket URL construction around the scheme
and connectString logic to percent-encode scoped IPv6 zone delimiters in the
authority while preserving the host path component’s required escaping. Build
separate escaped authority and path values before joining them, and add a test
covering a scoped IPv6 host.
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- Line 337: Update growHostColumns to return whether the Local or Remote column
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Applies two review findings from PR #28. A scoped IPv6 address such as fe80::1%eth0 made url.Parse fail with `invalid URL escape "%et"`, so both the client websocket dial and the server's inter-node requests were rejected before reaching the network. shared.URLHostPort percent-encodes the zone delimiter as RFC 6874 requires, and both callers use it. The server keeps the unencoded address for stats and error messages. growHostColumns now reports whether it widened a column, so the live table reprints its header instead of emitting rows wider than the header above them. Adds tests for URLHostPort, hostColumnValue and growHostColumns.
Review feedback addressedBoth findings were valid. Applied in 1. Scoped IPv6 zones ( The same construction exists in 2. Header refresh when host columns grow ( Tests added (first in the repo): Files changed: Verified: |
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Host entries reached the wire in whatever spelling the operator typed, and every comparison on them was a substring match. ParseHosts now pushes each entry through shared.NormalizeHost, which drops the brackets around an IPv6 literal and canonicalizes IP literals, so [2001:db8::1], 2001:db8::1 and 2001:0db8:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001 are one host from there on. Bracketed hosts used to work for the websocket only commands and started failing with `invalid URL escape "%5B"` once URLHostPort percent encoded them; they work again, in every command. shared.SameHost replaces the substring comparisons. --host-filter 10.0.0.1 no longer also returns 10.0.0.11, and filtering on fd00::1 no longer returns fd00::10. shared.HostOnly replaces the local port stripping in the table. --dns-server was only logged, never used: hostnames were resolved through the system resolver and the first address won. It now builds a resolver that queries the given server, and the new --ip-family (auto, 4 or 6) selects the family, which is what an IPv6 only cluster addressed by name needs.
The self filter matched --real-ip as a substring of the peer address, so a server dropped every peer whose address extended its own. On a four node mesh with 10.89.7.2, 10.89.7.20, 10.89.7.21 and 10.89.7.200 that means the .2 node tested nothing and .20 skipped .200: 8 of 12 directed pairs measured, one line of output about it, exit status 0. IPv6 collides the same way, fd00::1 against fd00::10. isSelfHost compares addresses through shared.SameHost instead, and treats a wildcard bind as no information about our own identity. A failed bind was printed from inside a goroutine while the main loop kept running, so a server that could not listen stayed up and refused every connection - a container in that state reports Up and a pod reports Ready. The listener error is now returned, and the process exits non zero.
The Stats handler was wired to the collect only path, which left the printing path orphaned and made `hperf listen` attach to a test and then sit silent. Attached clients now print each data point as it arrives, which is also what makes the header refresh on a grown column useful. Running tests keep printing their own aggregate table. filterSelf compares hosts through shared.SameHost, and the debug lines join host and port instead of concatenating them.
The only workflow was govulncheck, so nothing built the code or ran the tests on a pull request. Adds a workflow that checks formatting, builds, vets and runs the tests with -race. Documents the IPv6 host and bind forms, --ip-family and --dns-server, and the fact that a wildcard bind now accepts both address families: with fiber.NetworkTCP, --address 0.0.0.0:9010 listens on IPv6 as well, which matters for an unauthenticated API.
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- Around line 2-10: Add a workflow-level concurrency configuration to the Go
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- Around line 121-134: Update the wildcard-bind explanation in the server
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Qualify the wildcard-listener explanation in both documentation locations. Fiber's NetworkTCP maps to Go's tcp; wildcard listeners may be dual-stack when IPv4-mapped IPv6 is supported, but can fall back to family-specific behavior on platforms that do not support it. Document both possible outcomes rather than implying that either wildcard form is always family-specific or always dual-stack.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@README.md` at line 312, Insert a blank line immediately before the “Server
exits with "unable to listen on ..."” Markdown heading to satisfy MD022, without
changing the heading text or surrounding content.
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hperf is unusable on IPv6-only clusters. Three separate places assume IPv4.
1. Server cannot bind an IPv6 address
Fiber v2 defaults to
NetworkTCP4, andserver/server.gonever setNetwork:--address '[::]:9010'started but silently bound0.0.0.0only, so[::1]:9010and the node's v6 address refused connections. Fixed withNetwork: fiber.NetworkTCP.2. Client mangles IPv6 literals
client/client.gobuilt the websocket URL ashost + ":" + port:Fixed with
net.JoinHostPort. Pre-bracketing--hostsis not a workaround — the server already usesJoinHostPortfor the inter-node URLs, so brackets would double up there.3. Table renders every IPv6 host as
2601client/table.gostripped the port withstrings.Split(addr, ":")[0], which cuts an IPv6 literal at its first colon:The stored data was always correct (
download/analyzefiles hold full addresses) — this was display only. Now usesnet.SplitHostPort, and theLocal/Remotecolumns grow to fit the widest address so the header stays aligned. IPv4 output is unchanged (width stays 15, port still stripped fromRemote).Verification
Two servers on two global IPv6 addresses, plus an IPv4 pair as a regression check:
[<v6>]:9010LISTEN [2601:...:a94c]:9010[::]:9010LISTEN *:9010(dual-stack, was0.0.0.0)latencyover v6, 2 nodesbandwidthover v6, 2 nodeslist,download,analyzeover v6listenover v6latency+ tablegofmt/go vet/go test ./...hperf latency --print-allover IPv6 after the fix:Not addressed
hperf listenprints no data points. Measured on both families against a live test: v6 and v4 both attach and stay attached with zero output. Pre-existing and unrelated to the address family.server/server.go:389self-filters withstrings.Contains(joinedHostPort, realIP). On IPv6 this prefix-collides —--real-ip fd00::1matches[fd00::10]:9010and silently drops a legitimate peer. It also misses when--real-ipand--hostsspell the same address differently (expanded vs compressed). Short ULAs from a Helm values file would hit this; long SLAAC addresses will not.Reported against v5.0.6 (
quay.io/minio/hperf:v5.0.6), linux/arm64,hostNetworkon IPv6-only Kubernetes nodes.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
--ip-familyoption.--dns-server.Bug Fixes
Documentation
Tests