Activation (gmail) email issues

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Activation (gmail) email issues

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If anyone had a problem with receiving an account activation email you should retry now.

When the hosting provider migrated the VM to a new datacenter the VPS got a shiny new IPv6 address (which I didn't ask for). Apparently email traffic from the forum to google started going over IPv6 recently and google wasn't happy that there was no AAAA or reverse DNS setup.
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Posting this here in hopes you see it: Any chance we can get HTTPS spun up? Shouldn't take more than a few minutes with certbot and then a few more in phpBB to ensure the software prefixes https://.
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And why, in 2018, would you remove the IPv6 address instead of setting up the AAAA and reverse DNS records?
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mariuszp wrote:And why, in 2018, would you remove the IPv6 address instead of setting up the AAAA and reverse DNS records?
Never said I did, just said it was a suprise addition that needed DNS records.
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chase wrote:
mariuszp wrote:And why, in 2018, would you remove the IPv6 address instead of setting up the AAAA and reverse DNS records?
Never said I did, just said it was a suprise addition that needed DNS records.
Oh, ok. There is no IPv6 address assigned to osdev.org according to my DNS server, which made me think it was removed.
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