Hello Rj!   
      
   02 Jul 2011 13:17, Rj Clay wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    RC> I sucessfully did that earlier today, with your 2:230/53 system (11:49:41   
    RC> EDT):   
      
    RC> mbcico[14477] Calling 2:230/53@fidonet (Xpoint Gentoo, phone (null))   
    RC> mbcico[14477] Open TCP connection to "home.junc.org:24554"   
    RC> mbcico[14477] Trying IPv6 2001:16d8:dd00:137::2 port 24554   
    RC> mbcico[14477] Established IBN/TCP IPv6 connection with    
    RC> 2001:16d8:dd00:137::2,   
    RC>               port 24554   
    RC> mbcico[14477] Start outbound Binkp session with 2:230/53@fidonet   
      
      
      ----- qico.log begins -----   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]: answering incoming call   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]: remote is 0.0.0.0   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]: starting inbound Binkp session   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]: Message for operator: MBSE BBS Debian   
   Development   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]: address: 1:120/545@fidonet   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:     aka: 8:7480/3@fmlynet 110:205/3@linuxnet   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:     aka: 111:4150/401@stn   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:  system: Rocasa FTNGate   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:    from: Wixom, MI, USA   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:   sysop: rjclay   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:   phone: news.rocasa.us   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:   flags: [115200] XX,IBN,IFC   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:  mailer: mbcico/0.95.12/GNU/Linux-x86_64   
   binkp/1.1   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]:    time: 11:49:41, unknown   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]: we have: 0b mail, 0b files   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:41 binkp[10205]: options: Binkp/MB/MD5   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:42 binkp[10205]: total: 0:00:01 online, 0b sent, 0b received   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:42 binkp[10205]: session with 1:120/545 successful [ok]   
   02 Jul 11 17:49:42 binkp[10205]: exiting with rc=0   
      ----- qico.log ends -----   
      
   just that error that qico says bogus ipv4 is just a warning to log connect   
   ipv6 in xinetd, super duper more fidonet software does the job with ipv6   
      
   if you like to change prioity on ipv6 vs ipv4, search /etc/gai.conf   
      
   its RFC 3484   
      
   when ping home.junc.org gives ipv6 first, then mbse will connect ipv6 if   
   hostname have it availble, if i remove the ipv6 you will just see ipv4, even   
   if gai.conf says you prefer ipv6   
      
   this is how it works   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
   ... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)   
      
   --- Msged/LNX 6.2.0 (Linux/2.6.38-gentoo-r7 (i686))   
    * Origin: home.junc.org where qico is waiting (2:230/0)