Checking the environment variables and also HTTP configuration options does not reveal something. Is there a way to do this?
In 99% of cases, you should not be doing this. The real answer to the question is fix your IPv6 connection.
Failing that, you can edit /etc/gai.conf
to prefer IPv4 over IPv6. gai.conf modifies the behaviour of getaddrinfo()
, which almost all IPv6–supporting applications use to resolve hostnames.
Almost all systems ship with a copy of /etc/gai.conf within their glibc
or libc
package. If it is missing from /etc, usually I find a template copy is lurking somewhere within /usr/share/doc, for you to copy into /etc and modify accordingly.