[Use the power of a /44 ipv4]

[seychelles111]

[Use the power of a /44 ipv4]

[seychelles111]

Make session expire, after 30m etc

[ading2210]

You're paying for another sketchy nonfree service... to avoid paying for reddit?

[orithecapper]

You're paying for another sketchy nonfree service... to avoid paying for reddit?

its not the point its actually a good idea imo

think about it you can have 300 users with it,
ipv6 is powerful!

[AlyoshaVasilieva]

How does reddit's IPv6 rate-limiting work, is it known? I've got a couple servers that came with a v6 /48 (though I've never used more than 1 IPv6 at a time)

[seychelles111]

most rate limiters are per ip ... you can have millions of ipv4 theres I bet you can use aws vpc they give you /56 address which is a lot of millions

[avincent98144]

not for me .. tried over a dozen global vpn’s w/ the same url once I hit the rate limits .. and never did the rate limits ‘reset’. I suspect there is some hefty fingerprinting behind all this

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[avincent98144]

not for me .. tried over a dozen global vpn’s w/ the same url once I hit the rate limits .. and never did the rate limits ‘reset’. I suspect

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[orithecapper]

not for me .. tried over a dozen global vpn’s w/ the same url once I hit the rate limits .. and never did the rate limits ‘reset’. I suspect
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He suggest it to be per ip

[seychelles111]

bump

[FireMasterK]

Reddit doesn't support ipv6.

[xyzeva]

Reddit (atleast in their normal www.reddit.com domain) doesnt support IPv6 and that is said same for api.reddit.com, so I dont think this suggestion is viable

[xyzeva]

Nevermind! Sorry for the double post but I just found this https://ipv6.reddit.com/ link, and that does in fact support IPv6.

[FireMasterK]

Nevermind! Sorry for the double post but I just found this https://ipv6.reddit.com/ link, and that does in fact support IPv6.

It also doesn't support the API: https://ipv6.reddit.com/r/Lemmy/.json

[FireMasterK]

It looks like if you use the dualstack fastly cname with www.reddit.com, that works for accessing the API.

For example, this curl command works: curl -6 -v --insecure -H "Host: www.reddit.com" "https://dualstack.reddit.map.fastly.net/r/Lemmy/.json"

This would require writing a custom DNS resolver for Hyper I guess. If proxies are used, I'm not sure whether the proxy is responsible for DNS queries or not.

I still think #818 is the way forward.

[seychelles111]

It looks like if you use the dualstack fastly cname with www.reddit.com, that works for accessing the API.

For example, this curl command works: curl -6 -v --insecure -H "Host: www.reddit.com" "https://dualstack.reddit.map.fastly.net/r/Lemmy/.json"

This would require writing a custom DNS resolver for Hyper I guess. If proxies are used, I'm not sure whether the proxy is responsible for DNS queries or not.

I still think #818 is the way forward.

you're right this might be the wait