Thanks for the reply @MooCloud_Matt!

Proxmox is set to bridge and works with ipv4 without any problem.

But the problem is probably elsewhere, I tried opening the ipv6 test page on my laptop and it said my provider doesn't support ipv6, which is bullshit. I actually have two public ipv6s assigned from it.

So I would need to somehow run the installation with only ipv4, is it possible to do that?

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You can try ping6 ipv6.api.cloudron.io and see if that works. Without it, IPv6 won't work.

@girish Thanks Girish. I assume that'll be fixed in the next bug-fix release as it looks fixed already in the code from this bug report (referencing for others): https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/dashboard/-/commit/b62da8ba70dd8b4a8964de5a2c01e6ff7afa0e99

@imc67 essentially the patch for this is https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/eb0662b2455e0687ab3ce5dd02d2466e16670092 so two files need to be adjusted. The .ejs file is a template which will result in /etc/nginx/applications/my.<domain.com>.conf so besides the editing the .ejs file additionally edit that file and then systemctl restart nginx and systemctl restart box.

@samuelbevan2000 you have to port forward port 443 in the router to the vm.

@thpuffin yup, working on ipv6 support for 7.1!

@girish I did not know the term. I certainly did know the effect ^^ (I might have to invest in an actual rubber duck... maybe they are especially effective)

You can close this topic. -.-
I realized that homeassistant is limited to IPv4 support actually. =/

@jodumont from experience I know MX doesn’t work because the mailserver doesn’t respond to IPv6. That way we’ve lost some mails before we discovered that.