IPv6 socket creation failed: Address family not supported by protocol

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OS: GNU/Linux Debian 9.2 64-bit



I disabled IPv6 on one of my servers.



And now I'm getting this in mail:



exim paniclog
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IPv6 socket creation failed: Address family not supported by protocol



How do I get rid of it?




debian exim ipv4




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    OS: GNU/Linux Debian 9.2 64-bit



    I disabled IPv6 on one of my servers.



    And now I'm getting this in mail:



    exim paniclog
    ...



    IPv6 socket creation failed: Address family not supported by protocol



    How do I get rid of it?




    debian exim ipv4




    share|improve this question






















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      OS: GNU/Linux Debian 9.2 64-bit



      I disabled IPv6 on one of my servers.



      And now I'm getting this in mail:



      exim paniclog
      ...



      IPv6 socket creation failed: Address family not supported by protocol



      How do I get rid of it?




      debian exim ipv4




      share|improve this question












      OS: GNU/Linux Debian 9.2 64-bit



      I disabled IPv6 on one of my servers.



      And now I'm getting this in mail:



      exim paniclog
      ...



      IPv6 socket creation failed: Address family not supported by protocol



      How do I get rid of it?





      debian exim ipv4





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          First of, man needs to disable IPv6 in exim4.



          In the following file:



          /etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf


          Make sure this line is there, if not, add it, or change it:



          disable_ipv6='true'


          But I tried only this solution and the mail is still coming, so digging further...



          In the same file, make sure this line is set to true:



          dc_minimaldns='true'


          Now edit this file:



          /etc/hosts


          Let's suppose, this line defines your server name:



          127.0.1.1 server-name


          Change it as follows:



          127.0.1.1 server-name.localhost server-name


          Now, verify, that this command:



          hostname --fqdn


          Returns:



          server-name.localhost


          If so, you can update your Exim4 configuration:



          update-exim4.conf


          And restart the Exim4 service:



          service exim4 restart





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            First of, man needs to disable IPv6 in exim4.



            In the following file:



            /etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf


            Make sure this line is there, if not, add it, or change it:



            disable_ipv6='true'


            But I tried only this solution and the mail is still coming, so digging further...



            In the same file, make sure this line is set to true:



            dc_minimaldns='true'


            Now edit this file:



            /etc/hosts


            Let's suppose, this line defines your server name:



            127.0.1.1 server-name


            Change it as follows:



            127.0.1.1 server-name.localhost server-name


            Now, verify, that this command:



            hostname --fqdn


            Returns:



            server-name.localhost


            If so, you can update your Exim4 configuration:



            update-exim4.conf


            And restart the Exim4 service:



            service exim4 restart





            share|improve this answer
























              up vote
              3
              down vote



              accepted










              First of, man needs to disable IPv6 in exim4.



              In the following file:



              /etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf


              Make sure this line is there, if not, add it, or change it:



              disable_ipv6='true'


              But I tried only this solution and the mail is still coming, so digging further...



              In the same file, make sure this line is set to true:



              dc_minimaldns='true'


              Now edit this file:



              /etc/hosts


              Let's suppose, this line defines your server name:



              127.0.1.1 server-name


              Change it as follows:



              127.0.1.1 server-name.localhost server-name


              Now, verify, that this command:



              hostname --fqdn


              Returns:



              server-name.localhost


              If so, you can update your Exim4 configuration:



              update-exim4.conf


              And restart the Exim4 service:



              service exim4 restart





              share|improve this answer






















                up vote
                3
                down vote



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                up vote
                3
                down vote



                accepted






                First of, man needs to disable IPv6 in exim4.



                In the following file:



                /etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf


                Make sure this line is there, if not, add it, or change it:



                disable_ipv6='true'


                But I tried only this solution and the mail is still coming, so digging further...



                In the same file, make sure this line is set to true:



                dc_minimaldns='true'


                Now edit this file:



                /etc/hosts


                Let's suppose, this line defines your server name:



                127.0.1.1 server-name


                Change it as follows:



                127.0.1.1 server-name.localhost server-name


                Now, verify, that this command:



                hostname --fqdn


                Returns:



                server-name.localhost


                If so, you can update your Exim4 configuration:



                update-exim4.conf


                And restart the Exim4 service:



                service exim4 restart





                share|improve this answer












                First of, man needs to disable IPv6 in exim4.



                In the following file:



                /etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf


                Make sure this line is there, if not, add it, or change it:



                disable_ipv6='true'


                But I tried only this solution and the mail is still coming, so digging further...



                In the same file, make sure this line is set to true:



                dc_minimaldns='true'


                Now edit this file:



                /etc/hosts


                Let's suppose, this line defines your server name:



                127.0.1.1 server-name


                Change it as follows:



                127.0.1.1 server-name.localhost server-name


                Now, verify, that this command:



                hostname --fqdn


                Returns:



                server-name.localhost


                If so, you can update your Exim4 configuration:



                update-exim4.conf


                And restart the Exim4 service:



                service exim4 restart






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