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09:56:12<LeighR>IPv6, Docker, and packing in more Warriors on a single VM without tripping limits on some sites (like Yahoo! Answers): Hetzner VMs come with a whole /64 ready to go, OVH VMs only have a single /128 and require configuration (https://docs.ovh.com/gb/en/vps/configuring-ipv6/). Does anyone know about IPv6 on other providers' VMs?
10:06:57<G4te_Keep3r>digital ocean has /124 https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/networking/ipv6/
10:11:01<m0nika>This might not be very useful but digitalocean have floating IPs and you can get an extra IPv4 address with it
10:11:53<m0nika>There's a quota of 3 floating IPs per account however, you'll need to ask for more
10:18:17<G4te_Keep3r>"Floating IPs cost $4/month", so maybe better to add a another droplet...depending on how high a droplet size you run. Can docker create a network interface that handles v4 and v6, or would you have to create a v4 and a v6 and assign the right number of dockers to each interface?
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10:48:59<masterX244>LeighR: do the archiveteam scripts prefer ipv6 or how didnyou verify they don't sneak out via IPV4 on docker?
10:49:44<LeighR>I've not tested them, but I imagine you could do a wget command to http://ip6.me/api/ to check
10:50:41<LeighR>I make Docker networks using IPv6 subnets, and put the containers there
10:51:34<LeighR>so far, my VM with about 400 containers has not gotten blocked from Y!A
10:52:22<LeighR>some websites might see all traffic coming from a /64 as coming from a single source; Y!A apparently sees a /128 the same way it does a single IPv4 address
10:54:22<masterX244>Trying to get the subnet to work at my dedi at hetzner (mainly used as filestorage/personal archiving already)
10:55:06<masterX244>could you pastebin whats shown on docker inspect at your network?. I only get a stuck wget on the ip6.me domain. dns resolves but after that its stuck
10:57:43<masterX244>I got a feeling that somethings off at my end
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13:59:48<LeighR>Just realized I've never used Pastebin (or similar) before :D
14:01:02<LeighR>https://pastebin.com/5UtKs4At#
14:01:04<LeighR>https://pastebin.com/5UtKs4At
14:01:14<LeighR>It's burn after read, so copy it
14:03:45<LeighR>here's the command I used to create the 10 docker networks: for i in `seq 0 9`; do docker network create --ipv6 --subnet 2a01:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:42$i::/80 ipv6-0$i; done
14:04:06<LeighR>where 2a01:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx is the prefix that showed up on eth0
14:04:39<LeighR>that created 10 Docker networks, ipv6-00 through ipv6-09, each with its own /80
14:04:58<LeighR>very important: when creating the containers, you must tell docker which network you want it to run on
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15:48:58<masterX244>for me somehow the routing outbound doesnt work for some reason, ping6 in a temp busybox container fails for some odd reason
16:21:42<LeighR>put your docker network inspect <<network>> in a Paste and I'll see if I can spot anything
16:22:52<LeighR>as well as docker version
16:23:30<LeighR>and are you using an Ubuntu 20.04 standard Hetzner install, or something else?
17:39:53<masterX244>Its on 16.04 since its already in use since more than 2 years
17:43:34<LeighR>when did you last update docker?
17:44:06<LeighR>and what results do you get when you curl http://ip6.me/api/ from the VM's command line?
17:44:49<LeighR>perhaps fire up a CX11 or 21 with Ubuntu 20.04 and try there
17:45:31<LeighR>I've found that I can comfortably run about 20 of these single-concurrency containers per GB of server memory
17:49:04<masterX244>getting a V6 when running from real server, and its not a VM, its a bare metal box
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18:15:46<LeighR>ok - output of "ip addr"?
18:16:01<LeighR>and "docker version"
18:16:20<LeighR>(feel free to msg me if you don't want that in the public channel)
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