g00r00,

This is an odd one but the blacklist.txt has been adding this and means will block everyone..

ipv6: 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

this is found in the file as the last one, so disabled the blacklist for now, please check into this.

Thanks!
Pequito

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This is an odd one but the blacklist.txt has been adding this and means will block everyone..

Well, the real problem is probably that its returning 0000 for connections, which it should not be doing unless its a localhost connection.

ipv6: 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

Unfortunately without IPV6 this stuff is very difficult to test but I'll see what I can do. I changed the IPV6 code in Mystic greatly in this latest prealpha.

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On 11/20/17, g00r00 said the following...

This is an odd one but the blacklist.txt has been adding this and mea will block everyone..

Well, the real problem is probably that its returning 0000 for connections, which it should not be doing unless its a localhost connection.

ipv6: 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

Unfortunately without IPV6 this stuff is very difficult to test but I'll see what I can do. I changed the IPV6 code in Mystic greatly in this latest prealpha.

was working fine before this alpha so something within this last one is
adding that ipv6 address to my blacklist.txt.

Hope we can find out what the new code is and possibly why its adding a 0000 address vs the actual address. :)

Thanks!
Pequito

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On 11/19/17, Pequito said the following...

g00r00,
This is an odd one but the blacklist.txt has been adding this and means will block everyone..
ipv6: 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
this is found in the file as the last one, so disabled the blacklist for now, please check into this.

i'm not seeing this in windows.

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g00r00 wrote to Pequito <=-

Unfortunately without IPV6 this stuff is very difficult to test but
I'll see what I can do. I changed the IPV6 code in Mystic greatly in
this latest prealpha.

Might be worth setting up a tunnel, he.net are a pretty good IPv6 tunnel provider.


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Might be worth setting up a tunnel, he.net are a pretty good IPv6 tunnel

+1 on that. I use HE as well - no problem getting a full /48 there ...

// Andreas

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Andreas Selstam wrote to vk3jed <=-

Might be worth setting up a tunnel, he.net are a pretty good IPv6 tunnel

+1 on that. I use HE as well - no problem getting a full /48 there ...

I used to use a HE tunnel on a VPS. It was rock stable. No need now, that VPS has long been decommissioned.


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I used to use a HE tunnel on a VPS. It was rock stable. No need now, that VPS has long been decommissioned.

I've been asking for native IPv6 for a couple of years now but the ISPs are sooo slooow when it comes to consumer connections. If I was a company they'd fix it but for us ordinary individuals ... no.

// Andreas

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I've been asking for native IPv6 for a couple of years now but the ISPs are sooo slooow when it comes to consumer connections. If I was a
company they'd fix it but for us ordinary individuals ... no.

My ISP (Verizon) is the exact same way. I believe they offer IPV6 to business customers and they also use it on their mobile networks, but for consumer fiber optic Internet they still do not.

The other major ISP in my area is cable (Comcast) and they offer IPV6, but I could never give up my speed. I have 1 gigabit upload and 1 gigabit download speeds with fiber optic. There is nothing like downloading a 60 gig game on my Playstation in 30 minutes!

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Andreas Selstam wrote to vk3jed <=-

I've been asking for native IPv6 for a couple of years now but the ISPs are sooo slooow when it comes to consumer connections. If I was a
company they'd fix it but for us ordinary individuals ... no.

That's a pain. Not a lot of IPv6 either, but at least it's relatively easy to pick and choose ISPs.


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