Dear @marcan42, it is only a minor issue in comparison to the great challanges in your great project @AsahiLinux. https://asahilinux.org/ does not support #IPv6 because it has no AAAA-records. Fastly supports it, so it should be a matter of minutes:https://docs.fastly.com/en/guides/ipv6-support …
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@github also uses fastly. Their http://raw.githubusercontent.com can be accessed over IPv6. They just don't publish AAAA.
I'm getting unclear information as to whether that works with custom domains, though. Let's see.
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Nope. The problem is finding an IPv6 that serves the right certificate, if one exists at all. openssl </dev/null 2>&1 s_client -servername http://asahilinux.org -port 443 -host 185.199.109.153 | grep depth=0 Find me an IPv6 that returns the right cert and I'll add an AAAA :)
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The cert should depend on the domain name, not on the IP? But probably I misunderstand the way all this works with github user pages.
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