14:16 <telmich> good morning

14:16 <telmich> I was wondering how much sandstorm is capabale of using an IPv6 infrastructure?

14:55 <TimMc> telmich: The only issue I can think of so far is whether or not sandcats will advertise an AAAA record.

14:56 <TimMc> Even if Sandstorm itself will only listen on an IPv4 public interface (e.g. 0.0.0.0 rather than ::) you could still put nginx in front of it. So I think the only other question is DNS, which you might be using sandcats for.

14:56 <TimMc> (I don't have answers, but does that at least represent your question well?)

15:20 <telmich> I've probably to checkout the architecture a bit more -- but if all it needs is a proxy in front of it, I might be very interesting in running it

15:26 <TimMc> The Sandstorm config file has a BIND_IP option, which you can probably set to :: to support both IPv4 and IPv6, at a guess.

15:27 <TimMc> (Personally, I prefer to have nginx in front anyhow, for more flexibility, so that's moot.)

15:29 <TimMc> I supply my own DNS and TLS certs, so there's nothing that should keep me from supporting IPv6... except that my ISP is IPv4-only, bleagh.

15:34 <telmich> I'm trying to understand the system requirements

15:35 <telmich> Which OS should I have for running sandstorm? Does Alpine 3.10 sound like a good choice?

16:47 <TimMc> I've been using Debian, but I don't know that the distro particularly matters.

16:54 <xet7> telmich: I have run Sandstorm only on Debian and Ubuntu. I don't know does install script work on Alpine.

17:00 <telmich> thanks for the hints, I'll try that then