[Mesh] Installing patchwork with new nodejs version on Fedora

[Stuart Gathman]

Oh, and be sure to call up your ISP and ask them how to enable IP6. 
They probably will not have heard of it.  Be friendly and polite, but
totally aghast and surprised that they don't support it.  The more
customer that do this, the sooner they might get a clue.

If you have AT&T, they support IP6 (except for rDNS) via 6RDP if you
have a public IP4 with them.  I can give pointers for setting that up on
a linux router/desktop/server.  (It's very similar to using 6in4 with
he.net, but your IP6 net is tied to your IP4.)

On 07/29/2017 05:49 PM, Stuart Gathman wrote:
> On 07/29/2017 05:17 PM, John wrote:
>> On 07/29/2017 05:01 PM, Stuart Gathman wrote:
>>> Oh, you probably don't have IP6 either.  Ugh.  *When* are people going
>>> to realize IP4 has been obsolete, and barely managing to function, for
>>> almost two decades now?
>> Is this on me?  Is there something I can do to enable IP6?
> If you have a reasonably static public IP (e.g. Cox Cable Home is not
> static, but only changes when they reboot their cable plant - about once
> a year), then you can sign up with he.net tunnel broker to get an ICANN
> IP6.  (And they have a very nice "certification" program which is
> actually an effective IP6 tutorial.  If you obtain Guru certification,
> you get free DNS service from he.net.)
>
> For a laptop, your best bet is cjdns - or else setup he.net at home, and
> then use openvpn to connect your laptop to home.  This will of course
> require something open for your home router.
>
> Connecting to chantilly-mesh gets you a private IP6 on the mesh.  :-)