> MacOS X caching behaviour turned out to be very interesting. I posted \
> something about that yesterday, but it seems to be deeper than that.
>
> It's as if OS X will just ignore AAAA responses if they don't come back \
> quickly enough, and thus you 'lock' into IPv4 if the A response arrives \
> quickly. I need to rig up some tests, but if anyone has looked in detail \
> at that already and has the info, it would be appreciated.
Is it this? There was earlier stuff on the ClueNet list which described
the behaviour in detail (or had a link to sucha description) but I can't
find it just now.
<http://lists.cluenet.de/pipermail/ipv6-ops/2010-September/003935.html>
Sam
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