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<plux> >> Ça finit par échouer via le réseau wifi fournit via ma box avec Firefox et librewolf.
> T'a quoi comme message d'erreur ?
·☽•Nameless☆•777 · ±: trop de temps à répondre.
Je n'avais aucun autre soucis de navigation sur le net, seulement un pb à joindre mon Yuno. La synchro Nextcloud aussi était hs.
Après qqs jours à essayer de comprendre ce qui se passait, au final le reset de la box a résolu le pb (proposé par le support orange, enfin le bot ... lol)
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<Chatpitaine Caverne>
> au final le reset de la box a résolu le pb (proposé par le support orange, enfin le bot ... lol)
On n'arrête pas le progrès, Orange qui utilise un bot pour dire "rebootez"... C'est cocasse.
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<·☽•Nameless☆•777 · ±> Orange les relations sociales, c'est pas trop leur truc, vaut mieux tomber sur un bot qu'une nana ou un mec chargé à la cock speed et agressif, passif comme pas possible et surtout autoritaire et désagréable....
( au passage, ils ont un accès illimité à votre compte et peuvent prendre la liberté de désactiver certains de vos paramètres sans votre accord )
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<jacobb> Thanks to otm33 I succeeded in maing subdomains work. Merci.
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<jacobb> WOPI allow list: In nextcloud -> administration -> office the WOPI allow list is empty but in coolwsd.xml a number of subdomains, which work, are listed. Is this my de facto allow list?
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<tokaparas> it was a real surprise to me that i can request multiple fqdns from the yunohost dyndns
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<tokaparas> and have them get a LE certificate too
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<ignacy> Who is the admin
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<orhtej2> > <ignacy> Who is the admin
Of what?
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<artelse> Question about ip6 AAAA dns record. I have set it to my ISP's given address, but ynh insists on another address and than issues warning about certs. Any ideas?
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<tituspijean> @artelse:matrix.org Are your server's and ISP's IP addresses similar? Your ISP might have given your router a /64 (or another) IPv6 subnet, and your server was attributed an address in that subnet.
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<artelse> [edit] The address I get with ip -6 addr show dev enp0s3 is different from ISP's. It also says it is `scope global temporary dynamic`. Does this mean it changes occasionally?
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<tituspijean> @artelse:matrix.org Show the first two parts of the IPv6 of both the ISP and server. For example mine is `2a01:e0a: ...`
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<artelse> They are the same: `2a01:7c8:`
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<tituspijean> You should then put your server's IP address as DNS record. However the `temporary` part might become an issue. I'd recommend to check your router configuration to enable either IPv6 static addresses, or prefix delegation for your server.
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<artelse> tituspijean: will check with the ISP how that is configured. What is prefix delegation?
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<tituspijean> For example my routers' public IPv6 address is `2a01:a0:b0:c0::1`, but my ISP allows me to dedicate a subnet for my server, like `2a01:a0:b0:c1::`. In that case my server gets that IP address. If you are an advanced user with virtual machines or containers, they could even get their own IP address like `2a01:a0:b0:c1::1234`.
But that option could be too advanced.
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<tituspijean> Try first to look at static IPv6 addresses. Maybe even forcing it by setting it on your server might work. (check Debian's IPv6 tutorials to do so)
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<tituspijean> For example my server is set like this with `/etc/network/interfaces.d/enp1s0` (to be adapted accordingly, both filename and contents):
```
auto enp1s0
iface enp1s0 inet static
address 192.168.1.100
gateway 192.168.1.254
iface enp1s0 inet6 static
address 2a01:a0:b0:c1::/64 (here you might even keep your current IP address, and put /128 at the end)
gateway <router's link local IPv6 address starting by fe80>
```
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<artelse> tituspijean: Thanks, very helpful! My ISP has a tutorial indeed and gives this as an example:
```
iface ens3 inet6 static
address 2a01:7c8:d001:61::1
netmask 48
gateway 2a01:7c8:d001::1
iface ens3 inet6 static
address 2a01:7c8:d001:61::1337
netmask 48
```
What is unclear to me yet, is the subnet part `::1` and `::1337`
[edit] got it now, thanks again :)