| 9 Dec 2022 |
 vk3jed#5126 | Everything now runs on one public IP, going to need reverse proxying, SSL, etc. | 05:06:31 |
| vk3jed#5126 | And an impending house move is consuming all of the mental resources I need to even attempt getting the dashboards working. | 05:07:36 |
 Daffy#2639 | ah ok.. well i can try and help when time frees up.. i use caddy as my front end that does let's encrypt and then proxies to the back end. my caddy install runs outside of docker as does mrefd.. but the dashboard is in docker lol | 05:09:04 |
| Daffy#2639 | wouldn't be too difficult to make it all run in docker though | 05:09:42 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Yeah, I'm running mrefd outside of Docker as well. Tried running the Docker image of the dashboard, but it wouldn't start in my configuration. | 05:10:11 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Reason I ran mrefd outside Docker was IPv6. Couldn't get that going in Docker. | 05:10:34 |
| Daffy#2639 | unless you set it to use host networking probably | 05:11:04 |
| vk3jed#5126 | But yeah let me know when you're ready to help, your setup sounds rather similar to mine. | 05:11:15 |
| vk3jed#5126 | I've already got my own custom Docker network for everything (a dozen or more containers total). | 05:11:40 |
| vk3jed#5126 | But following the docs for getting IPv6 running resulted in the daemon not starting. | 05:12:25 |
| Daffy#2639 | yeah i use ipv4 for everything.. will have to tinker with ipv6.. not as familiar with it and docker | 05:12:59 |
| vk3jed#5126 | I've got a /56, which should have made things simpler. | 05:13:03 |
| vk3jed#5126 | I implement IPv6 where possible, been native since 2011. | 05:13:19 |
| vk3jed#5126 | And tunneled on and off since around 2000. | 05:13:30 |
| Daffy#2639 | my ISP doesn't give an IPV6 address so that doesnt help ha | 05:13:33 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Mine gives me a /56. | 05:13:48 |
| vk3jed#5126 | and my hosting provider for the server where mrefd runs also gives me a /56. | 05:14:15 |
| Daffy#2639 | thats nice wish i had that ha | 05:14:18 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Yeah, being able to choose providers helps! | 05:14:49 |
| Daffy#2639 | yeah Vultr supports ipv6 i just have to turn it on i think | 05:14:59 |
| Daffy#2639 | thats where i host my stuff | 05:15:07 |
| vk3jed#5126 | With the NBN, there's a large degree of decoupling between the access network and the ISP. | 05:15:20 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Yeah, I'm sure they do as well. I use a different host, thought I was going to have to try and carve up my /64, and saw that I actually have a /56. 🙂 | 05:16:09 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Speaking of NBN, new house has fibre to the premises. 🙂 | 05:16:36 |
| vk3jed#5126 | as all new builds do nowadays. 🙂 | 05:16:47 |
| Daffy#2639 | prob don't have to deal with NAT fun also | 05:17:15 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Not on IPv6. 🙂 | 05:17:24 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Just have to open up the relevant ports in the router's firewall for inbound traffic. They're generally a stateful packet filter, so outbound connections need no special treatment. | 05:18:08 |
| vk3jed#5126 | Can even turn the firewall off for specific IPs on most routers. | 05:18:33 |
| vk3jed#5126 | When do you think you'll be able to help with my web stuff? Probably won't be able to do much until at least a few days after Christmas on my end, possible after New Years. | 05:20:21 |
