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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I'm getting unclear information as to whether that works with custom domains, though. Let's see.
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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I consider them using magic since they can’t just flip a switch to enable IPv6 at all. There might be selfbotched webservers and maybe logging/monitoring without IPv6 support at all.
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