Freenet seems to work with ipv6, but the initial bootstrap is impossible to install without dual IPv4 connectivity (for and for getting an initial set of peers)
Has there been any thoughts or discussions on how to to fix this? Just an idea, but Freenet could get a free IPv6 tunnel for the web server from sixxs.net and then publish a AAAA record so that the java app can pull the application down IPv6 only clients. It's probably a good idea to get this going now so that as v6 continues to grow this will increase the use of v6 over freenet. I've signed up for my own IPv6 block on sixxs.net and it works quite well. Most colleges and universities connected to Internet2 and the European/Asian networks that it peer with are IPv6 enabled so freenet could utilize this quite nicely. -Doug -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://emu.freenetproject.org/pipermail/support/attachments/20080805/3deb36a7/attachment.html>
