Weblog entry #202 for Steve
Assuming I've not messed up we have IPv6 support again.
This time via 6to4.
Only basic testing has been done, but I see from the server access log that a few IPv6 addresses have hit the site so I'll assume it works... until I'm told it is broken.
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A good suggestion, thanks.
The subtitle "System Administration Tips and Resources" should include IPv6 if you're connected via IPv6 now.
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And now for me too!
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Cheers,
Julien
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Ahhh that'll be a caching artifact. I'll have to track it down and fix it.
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phil
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PING 2002:5910:a162::1(2002:5910:a162::1) 56 data bytes
--- 2002:5910:a162::1 ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 3001ms
On a related note, is it me failing to do a proper search in the site or there are no articles about ipv6?
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IPv6 content here is minimal, the tag results are probably the simplest way to find things and you can see there is little stuff here.
Weird that ping fails, but if the site itself is up and running I'll not worry about it too much.
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