Craig Small was said to been seen saying:
> apache: available ipv6-specific site
I also believe apache2 which is currently in Debian package
production has native IPv6 support in it... Current version on the available
ipv6-specific site is 1.3.19 while mainstream is 1.3.20 IIRC
> sendmail: available ipv6-specifc site
The current mainstream sendmail package available in Woody/testing
has IPv6 support if you modify a line or two in your sendmail.mc... So you
don't have to get it from an ipv6-specific site... Once I get my configuration
on my new mail server (dual-stacked) I can give out the hostname so anyone
on the 6Bone can verify this as well...
Respectfully,
Jeremy T. Bouse
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