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 Message 3697 
 Brian Rogers to Paul Hayton 
 Re: UFW and he.net 
 12 Oct 21 22:32:00 
 
TZUTC: -0400
MSGID: 196.fidonet_ipv6@1:142/103 25cb92f0
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PID: Synchronet 3.18a-Linux  Aug 23 2020 GCC 6.3.0
TID: SBBSecho 3.11-Linux r3.177 Aug 23 2020 GCC 6.3.0
CHRS: ASCII 1
Hello Paul;

-=> Paul Hayton wrote to Brian Rogers <=-

 PH> No native IPv6 here :( I'm only able to access IPv6 because I run the
 PH> he.net tunnel on the Raspberry Pi. It in turn assigns other devices on
 PH> my LAN their IPv6 addresses.

 PH> Before I moved to Linux for my HUB things worked fine on Windows for
 PH> BinkD. So with the settings in the Edgerouter and the settings in the
 PH> RPi end point for the IPv6 tunnel unchanged, my hunch is that it's
 PH> something not right in the Debian 10 box I built that now runs the HUB
 PH> and BBS

Ok, so by process of elimination, what happens when you shut off ALL your
firewalling? Don't forget you probably have one firewall on your router,
one on your RPi, and one on your Debian box. Insure they're ALL off... test
your bink. Turn the one on your router back on, test bink. Eventually if it
is firewall related  you'll find which one it is.

I write my own firewall so it's simple for me to maintain it. It almost looks
like UFW is almost like manually writing iptables rules. If still no go then
look at sysctrl.conf. If that's good then look at your routing. You should
be able to "traceroute6 bbs.n1uro.com". If you can do all that, then I'd look
at your bink settings. If everything looks great, then try IPv4 only. This
will be a hair pulling experience but you'll get it.

... What is mind? No matter! What is matter? Never mind! - Homer S.
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