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One thing I would find useful in the situation is a shared IPv4 machine that will do host-based HTTP(S) proxying. This way, I can have an AAAA directly to my IP
by billpg 4y ago
One thing I would find useful in the situation is a shared IPv4 machine that will do host-based HTTP(S) proxying. This way, I can have an AAAA directly to my IPv6 and an A pointing towards the shared machine for those who can only do IPv4.
- canvayio 4y agoA dual stack reverse proxy is already implemented and provides your domains with full IPv4 capabilities. So even IPv4 only clients can reach your domains
- zrail 4y agoI use fly.io for a similar use case. I have Nginx running in Fly and then use their baked in IPv6 Wireguard to connect backends.