On 23.11.2014 13:30, Kees van Eeten -> Tommi Koivula wrote:   
      
    KvE> Saturday November 22 2014 22:11, you wrote to Bj”rn Felten:   
      
    TK>> I can make outbound ipv6 polls from my os/2 system by using a   
    KvE> squid proxy   
    TK>> running in ipv6 windows box. You might use the same trick with   
    KvE> radius?   
      
    KvE>   I can imagine that that works for the adress range were ipv4 is a   
    KvE> mirrored   
    KvE>   subset in ipv6 ( Michiel will give the proper name ), but outside that   
    KvE>   range? Do you need some sort of conversion table?   
      
      
   Nothing special, when ipv4-only mailer (binkd/os2) tries to call you, it calls   
   to "f5006.n280.z2.binkp.net" and the proxy will choose how to connect. Ipv6   
   preferred. ;)   
      
   + 23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] call to 2:280/5006@fidonet   
     23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] trying fido6.ddutch.nl via proxy 192.168.1.9:3128...   
     23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] connected   
     23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] connected to proxy 192.168.1.9:3128   
   + 23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] outgoing session with cow.localnet   
   - 23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] OPT CRAM-MD5-b7921540729a628b05f303331a3265ee   
   + 23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] Remote requests MD mode   
   - 23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] SYS Raspberry Fido   
   - 23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] ZYZ Kees van Eeten   
   - 23 Nov 20:57:12 [22784] LOC Heerhugowaard, The Netherlands   
      
   However, there seems to be a proxy bug in binkd -65.   
      
   'Tommi   
      
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