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OS is Debian sid. BIND 9.7.3. It has no ACLs (except whatever's the not-overridden-in-config-file default), and has "listen-on-v6 { any; };" (as per Debian's default). IPv6 is supported (ssh, smtp, http[s] and imaps all running on IPv6 sockets). Ah, yes, it is dual-stack (of course). BIND says "No IPv6 interfaces found" but, obviously, there is one.
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Pilot error (and a very misleading error message): I had a "-4" in the options in /etc/default/bind9 (don't recall why I put it there, but I recall now that I did so) The misleading error is that Bind reports not finding an interface when I expressly told it not to do IPv6. It should report the latter. Which it doesn't. So, problem solved. | |||
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