Closed mateors closed 1 year ago
tcp://0.0.0.0:587
and tcp://[::]:587
will listen on both IPv4 and IPv6. You can specify an IPv6 address to listen only on IPv6: tcp://[2607:5300:60:126b::1]:587
. No need to qualify tcp
as tcp4
or tcp6
.
@foxcpp
tcp://[::]:25 I updated this, seems maddy running without issue but the port is unable to communicate, it says ...
Result: FAILED: dial tcp [fe80::216:3cff:fec9:7f0f]:25: connect: invalid argument
nano /etc/maddy/maddy.conf
You did set an IPv6 link-local address as an AAAA record. These addresses are not meaningful outside of your (or providers) network and won't work.
@foxcpp Actually I wanted to establish a similar connection as you see in the below screenshot
so as you mentioned my IPV6 is valid for local networking only, this is not a public ipv6, and for the above connection, I need to have a public IPV6 right?
I removed the AAAA record from my DNS Zone and it seems working!
Yup, you are right.
Can I run maddy email server listening on the ipv6 port? I tried but failed so does anyone knows if it is possible and how.