When I configured the bind_address to [::]:6969 to listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses simultaneously, the tcp4 and udp4 in the HTTP API both showed 0 and I am sure there are IPv4 requests coming in.
Alternatively, these addresses prefixed with ::ffff: should be counted in tcp4 or udp4, as they are actually requests made through IPv4 addresses.
Additionally, I feel that the current statistics in the HTTP API are not very detailed. I believe that the statistics provided in the bittorrent-tracker's HTTP API are much clearer. Like:
I think could consider incorporating similar into Torrust.
When I configured the
bind_addressto[::]:6969to listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses simultaneously, the tcp4 and udp4 in the HTTP API both showed 0 and I am sure there are IPv4 requests coming in.Alternatively, these addresses prefixed with
::ffff:should be counted in tcp4 or udp4, as they are actually requests made through IPv4 addresses.Additionally, I feel that the current statistics in the HTTP API are not very detailed. I believe that the statistics provided in the bittorrent-tracker's HTTP API are much clearer. Like:
I think could consider incorporating similar into Torrust.