Subj : Relay6
To   : Andrew Leary
From : Bj”rn Felten
Date : Tue Nov 25 2014 11:55:36

 AL> Any one you want. Basically Relay6 takes connections to a specific port on
 AL> your machine and relays them to the specified destination host/port. For
 AL> example:

 AL> relay6 32219 2001:470:8:d95:f1d0:1:320:219 24555

 AL> Then you override the hostname/port for my system (1:320/219) in your IPv4
 AL> only mailer to localhost:32219.

   Yes, that's the first thing I tried. No life sign in that relay6-window. Only something like this:

  WS10061 (WSAECONNREFUSED)  "localhost" (127.0.0.1) #32219

 AL> In theory, you could run multiple copies of Relay6, each one using a
 AL> different
 AL> local port number; one for each IPv6 system you wish to connect to
 AL> regularly.
 AL> Of course, this will quickly become unmanageable if you have large
 AL> numbers of
 AL> IPv6 connections.

   I wouldn't mind. If only I got one, single instance working.

 AL> Hope this helps,

   Sorry, no. But thanks anyway.

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