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We should find out the IPv6 problem and try to use them if the device that runs the node able to use IPv6
already we should implement the libp2p hole-punching in Pactus`. (Also find a good way to test it)
Alternatives and current workaround
for now, we use relay nodes, and also the full nodes can't use IPv6 (the code seems to have supported it but there is an issue with this)
Additional context
one of the ways to ensure nodes using IPv6 is using a systemd file.
like:
BindIPv6Only=true
in a pactus.gateway.socket file, then the kernel forces the app to just use IPv6.
this way as we said, forces the OS to run the app on IPv6, However sometimes the IPS doesn't allow IPv6, so that can make running a pactus node suffer or impossible for those who want to run it with home network.
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We should find out the
IPv6
problem and try to use them if the device that runs the node able to useIPv6
already we should implement the
libp2p hole-punching in
Pactus`. (Also find a good way to test it)Alternatives and current workaround
for now, we use relay nodes, and also the full nodes can't use
IPv6
(the code seems to have supported it but there is an issue with this)Additional context
one of the ways to ensure nodes using
IPv6
is using asystemd
file.like:
in a
pactus.gateway.socket
file, then the kernel forces the app to just useIPv6
.this way as we said,
forces
the OS to run the app onIPv6
, However sometimes the IPS doesn't allowIPv6
, so that can make running a pactus node suffer or impossible for those who want to run it with home network.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: