cablespaghetti.dev is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
@niklas @mattgrayyes worse even if one doesn't setup an account just to watch videos!
Then one cannot disable that shite which solely selects the used language based off vibes, which is really annoying when one has different #GeoIP "localizations" depending on whetger #IPv4, #IPv6 and whether one is on #Mobile or at home or at work!
Really makes me angry af!
Countries, where all mobile networks provide #IPv6 for data use.
de (Telekom, Vodafone, O2, 1&1)
fr (bouygues, free, orange, sfr)
cz (O2, Vodafone, T-Mobile)
partly:
at(a1, magenta) drei?
in (jio) ??
us (T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, ?) ?
Is there a overview?
Can you confirm that your mobile ISP in your country supports ipv6?
Yes, The Book of PF, 4th Edition Is Coming Soon https://nxdomain.no/~peter/yes_the_book_of_pf_4th_ed_is_coming.html
Long rumored and eagerly anticipated by some, the fourth edition of The Book of PF is now available for preorder https://nostarch.com/book-of-pf-4th-edition #openbsd #pf #packetfilter #freebsd #networking #security #tcpip #ipv6 #ipv4 #bookofpf
Does anyone know how to run an #IPv6 #464XLAT #CLAT client inside a #Proxmox LXC container? clatd ( https://github.com/toreanderson/clatd ) doesn't work because tayga is unable to create a tun interface inside the LXC and I have some software to run that, you guessed it, is still stuck on the obsolete protocol + I don't want to create a full VM just for it.
- cc @apalrd
Bouygues-Telecom with #iOS
Using defaults during roaming results in ipv4-only.
https://www.thomas--schaefer.de/apn-ipv4-ipv6.html#bouygues
https://www.thomas--schaefer.de/roaming/Bouygues-Telecom.mobileconfig
Using that profile enables #ipv6 .
Hotspot during roaming works now. IPv4(clat) is broken and IPv6-mostly is not provided. But in generell IPv6 with NAT64 works.
I think the @BoxyBSD project is one of the best ideas for the #opensource community. Providing real and completely free #VPS instances (#VMs) with #IPv6 is really great for testing and learning.
I really love this project and if you are into #FreeBSD or any other #BSD this might be interesting for you. Just as it is also a #free alternative to bigger hostels like #Hetzner #OVH or #Netcup. I really love the philosophy and idea behind it
If you believe that AI is inevitable but #IPv6 is not, well, you're probably not even reading this since we don't live in the same reality.
Some back-of-the-napkin math for those worried that we might still exhaust #IPv6 if we're not careful:
We are currently numbering out of 2000:/3, but effectively it's been 2000::/4 so far. The smallest amount of space that can be announced in BGP is a /48.
4 bits off the top and 16 bits off the bottom leaves us with 2^28 individual /48 networks we _could_ issue (obviously we're issuing larger chunks where possible, eg: /32 for many ISPs). This is representable without having to go to engineering notation: 268,435,456.
Last night's bgp.tools dump shows 117,731 active ASNs. We could issue every org with an ASN a starter /48 and still have several orders of magnitude worth of room for growth. And that's even before we get to 3000::/4.
So, don't worry about filling up the pool. Grab what you need (and maybe a bit more) and build the network you've been dreaming of.
I bought a eSIM from Bouygues Telecom for travelers.
The default setting on Android for roaming (IPv4) was wrong. But after changing it to #IPv6 it works. Firewall settings seem a little bit strange (no ping, other ICMP packets are also blocked).
464xlat (clat) works.
My first SIM with 464xlat during roaming.
🙂
Feature request #IPv6 (again)
First comment 🤦
https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/434456/stack-overflow-still-not-reachable-via-ipv6
One slightly weird thing I had is that inbound #ipv6 traffic on both SSH and HTTPS was returning a "connection reset by peer" for a while. It seems to be working now, but if some IPv6 folks can check https://cablespaghetti.dev loads properly over v6 for them now, it would put my mind at rest.
⚠️ Signups are currently deactivated!
We're now slightly below 1000 free VPS instances!
Within the last few weeks, coming with new locations around the world, we got more and more signups, where people can also test their setups across different geo locations @BoxyBSD.
Unfortunately, this also increases the required support which is really time consuming and only handled by @gyptazy. While everything is fully automated, support is another thing and I need a short break. Hope to open the signups quickly again.
PS: This project is completely free, not even any donation possibilities etc - just imagine a box would only cost 1$.
#FreeBSD #OpenBSD #NetBSD #RUNBSD #BSD #Hosting #IPv6 #network #community #education #learning #VPS #FreeVPS #vServer #server #cloud
from my last boost:
"It's great that the EU is considering it's digital sovereignty, but I'd rather we had distributed rather than centralised resources. We need legislation to ensure that IPv4 is phased out and IPv6 support by our hosting and internet providers is mandatory. Because IP address scarcity is one of the things standing in the way for new hosting providers and digital innovation."
I just went to update my hosts file with this script and that API endpoint is now locked behind required authorization. You can still download host files in the clear by hand, and they now include DNS entries, so maybe that will be good enough for dual-stack? Still not sure why a public view has to be behind auth now.
I think I am the only #hamradio op on the planet who is using M17Gateway from MMDVM on an #IPv6 network. In the event I'm not, a heads up: M17HostsUpdate.sh in the repo downloads an M17Hosts.txt from dvref.com that contains only IPv4 addresses. If you want to connect to IPv6 enabled reflectors (24 of them at the time of this post), you'll need to write your own hosts file. Fear not, I've got you covered: https://git.home.nivex.net/nivex/M17Hosts
Not really sure what to use for search now. DDG doesn't support IPv6 as I discovered last week while working on an #IPv6 only network. Neither does #Mojeek (and their language support is limited to ascii-only languages - even entering "français" it will ask "did you mean francais?" (same for umlauts) and Russian and Ukrainian aren't indexed at all).
Google and Bing are the only ones I know with IPv6 support.
We seem to be getting driven off the web, folks.
Some of you might know it already, some of you have heard it and well, I cannot hide it anymore: I've become a father. My son Leonhard was born in October last year and my life has been 720 degree rotated multiple times since then.
This means a lot of changes and is also the reason why I stepped down as a working group co-chair from the RIPE #IPv6 working group.
So there it is - I am officially old.
Für Exilösterreicher ( #österreich ) mit #iPhone und #magenta SIM stelle ich hier ein angepasstes Profil zur Verfügung, welches #IPv6 beim #Roaming freigibt .
https://www.thomas--schaefer.de/apn-ipv4-ipv6.html#magenta
FreeBSD 14.3 got a greatly improved support for Intel WiFi hardware (iwlwifi driver).
Finally, the AX210 (802.11ac) wifi card in my ThinkPad T480 works perfectly fine without having to rely on the wifibox workarround anymore.
IPv4 works perfectly fine
IPv6 work perfectly fine
Standby and resume woks
Speeds are phenomenal
Also the WiFi configuration is rather easy:
In /etc/rc.conf:
wlans_iwlwifi0="wlan0"
ifconfig_wlan0="WPA SYNCDHCP"
create_args_wlan0="wlanmode sta regdomain ETSI country DE"
ifconfig_wlan0_ipv6="inet6 accept_rtadv"
In /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf:
ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant
eapol_version=2
ap_scan=1
fast_reauth=1
network={
ssid="Hoda-IOT"
scan_ssid=0
psk="my-secure-wifi-key"
priority=10
}
Amazing progress for FreeBSD on laptops :-) I really like it!
I spent some time earlier in the week with my laptop running on #IPv6 only while running some tests.
Very interesting to note which websites are still reachable.
✅ chaos.social
✅ codeberg.org
❌ sr.ht
✅ gitlab.org
❌ github.com
✅ debian.org
❌ abc.net.au
✅ bbc.co.uk
I was surprised that #SourceHut failed, as IPv6 support was added a while back, so I did some digging (literally - I used dig).
sr.ht is missing IPv6 glue records. Important, but easy to overlook if you run your own nameservers.
More Countries Join the Majority #IPv6 Club
https://pulse.internetsociety.org/blog/more-countries-join-the-majority-ipv6-club
Out of curiosity: are IPv6 addresses some kind of wild west, unclaimed territory?
When trying to look up who owns some of them that I see in my server logs, I frequently run into "the big void" it seems.
For example: 2200:2242:2064:246::42:6
ipinfo.io says... no ASN, no hostname, no nuffin' available.
Similarly, IP Netblocks says it's part of the range :: - ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff (no shit!😂) and that's all.
Can anyone shed some light on this?