I don't honestly know. This really seems more like a Tornado question, since ultimately Bokeh server is built entirely on Tornado. You might have better luck asking in a Tornado forum. It's possible changes in Bokeh would be needed to expose IPv6 functionality (or not, I really don't know) but the Tornado community/devs would probably know best.
In any case, even if the answer is "no" it's probably always possible to accomplish by running behind a reverse proxy like nginx that exposes an IPv6 endpoint.
I had searched for how to do this with Tornado, but came up blank (it does have IPv6 support though). My hunch is that changes would be required in Bokeh to expose IPv6 support given the error I’m getting.
For now, I’m going to try to set up a reverse proxy. Thank you so much for that suggestion!
If anyone else has any ideas or figures out a solution, please let me know.
Thanks again!
Nick
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On Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 10:23:23 AM UTC-4, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
Hi,
I don’t honestly know. This really seems more like a Tornado question, since ultimately Bokeh server is built entirely on Tornado. You might have better luck asking in a Tornado forum. It’s possible changes in Bokeh would be needed to expose IPv6 functionality (or not, I really don’t know) but the Tornado community/devs would probably know best.
In any case, even if the answer is “no” it’s probably always possible to accomplish by running behind a reverse proxy like nginx that exposes an IPv6 endpoint.