My server environment supports IPv6, but I use netstat to check the dynmap listening port and only find tcp and not tcp6.
So I want to ask, does dynmap support IPv6?

Dynmap only uses IPv4, it doesn't support IPv6 nor has any plans to support it as of now

Dynmap only uses IPv4, it doesn't support IPv6 nor has any plans to support it as of now

Is there really no such plan? IPv6 will be a big trend in the future.
In order to better fit the development, I still hope that dynmap can support IPv6.

Thank you very much.

@wioxjk
Have you considered the situation that ports 80 and 443 cannot be accessed?

@yzy613 You can run apache on other ports too.
And since you probably would want TLS, a reverseproxy is probably something that you would want anyway :)

Is it really that difficult to support IPv6? There is no need to use httpd for IPv6, right? Isn't it good to be simple? (￣ε(#￣)~

I just wanna make it simple. ( ͡ಠ ʖ̯ ͡ಠ)

@yzy613
That is why you should look into setting up a reverseproxy with apache for example

https://gist.github.com/DmitryRendov/1efb672a0733aca5314dc3332d9823ac

Meanwhile, you could look into setting up a reverseproxy in your webserver. :)

Meanwhile, you could look into setting up a reverseproxy in your webserver. :)

I did not use a reverse proxy, and directly exposed port 8123. Then I used netstat -tupln to check the bound port, and found that dynmap only binds to port 8123 of IPv4, so I'm here to ask.