catalyst

Excellent, due to a little hack we now have the Catalyst website up on IPv6. Thanks David!

This is using the same method that we used to get another large NZ site IPv6 enabled for World IPv6 Day.

Funnily enough we've discovered there is a NZ company that is providing a commercial solution using the same method we're using. Even though it is dirty, and is really, really the wrong way to do it.

Note: It is worth noting that Catalyst's email server has been IPv6 enabled for several years now, as have our DNS servers.

In the vein of World IPv6 Day, I've finally re-enabled IPv6 for the etc.gen.nz mailserver and for our main website (and my git repo).

These services used to have IPv6 enabled, but when I moved them from my home server to one hosted in a data centre we lost IPv6 support. However in the last few months, our hosting company has deployed IPv6 support to their hosting facility, and I finally found time to finish setting it up on the server.

So, we're back on IPv6, just in time for World IPv6 Day!