Wietse Venema via Postfix-users <postfix-users@postfix.org> wrote
> Michael Grimm via Postfix-users:
>> Very recently I re-enabled IPv6 on my servers, and removed my
>> 'inet_protocols=ipv4' from main.cf and did *not* add 'inet_protocols=all'
>> because I checked for the default setting:
>>
>> mail> postconf -d inet_protocols
>> inet_protocols = all
>>
>> Thus, my main.cf lacks *any* inet_protocols setting!
>
> THAT CLAIM IS FALSE.
Sorry. What I meant is: I did remove 'inet_protocols=ipv4', thus no
inet_protocols setting in my main.cf
> No, that is not what "postconf -d" does.
Ok, understood.
> If you want to know what inet_protocols setting is in effect
>
> postconf inet_protocols
Current setting:
mail> grep inet_protocols main.cf
inet_protocols = all
mail> postconf inet_protocols
inet_protocols = all
Now, I removed this line from main.cf, thus no more settings regarding
inet_protocols:
mail> grep inet_protocols main.cf
mail> postconf inet_protocols
inet_protocols = all
Now, I do reinstall postfix:
mail> pkg install -f -y postfix
(FreeBSD's package compiled by poudriere)
After reinstallation:
mail> grep inet_protocols main.cf
inet_protocols = ipv4
mail> postconf inet_protocols
inet_protocols = ipv4
That is what I meant, the line 'inet_protocols = ipv4' had been added.
>> Today, I had to recompile and reinstall all of my ports (ABI change), and
>> found, that 'inet_protocols=ipv4' has been added to main.cf?!
>
> Indeed, many sites don't have IPv6 connectivity, and trying to connect to
> IPv6 sites is
> not useful.
Yes I do understand that.
Ok, I will keep 'inet_protocols = all' until IPv6 will be enabled by default.
Thanks for your explanations.
Regards,
Michael
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