> bind9 bind9-dnsutils bind9-host bind9-libs bind9-utils
> bind9 bind9-dnsutils bind9-host bind9-libs bind9-utils
* wanted to test out dns01 acme challenges against a .local domain so my testing k8s cluster can fetch certificates like a real environment. but now I am learning about bind9 zone files and this is so so much more than I bargained for
* wanted to test out dns01 acme challenges against a .local domain so my testing k8s cluster can fetch certificates like a real environment. but now I am learning about bind9 zone files and this is so so much more than I bargained for
Chromium, Megalodon, Drupal and bind9
Chromium, Megalodon, Drupal and bind9
We found nearly 8898 unpatched DNS open resolvers on 2025-10-30, down to 6653 on 2025-11-01: dashboard.shadowserver.org/statistics/c...
We found nearly 8898 unpatched DNS open resolvers on 2025-10-30, down to 6653 on 2025-11-01: dashboard.shadowserver.org/statistics/c...
Dans ce tutoriel, découvrez le déploiement pas à pas d’une infrastructure DNS avec BIND9 sur Ubuntu 24.04
👉 www.it-connect.fr/haute-dispon...
#Linux #Ubuntu #BIND9 #DNS #HighAvailability #SysAdmin #Reseau #DevOps
Dans ce tutoriel, découvrez le déploiement pas à pas d’une infrastructure DNS avec BIND9 sur Ubuntu 24.04
👉 www.it-connect.fr/haute-dispon...
#Linux #Ubuntu #BIND9 #DNS #HighAvailability #SysAdmin #Reseau #DevOps
¹bind9 and cloudflare now, but that's just geekettery, technitium worked well
¹bind9 and cloudflare now, but that's just geekettery, technitium worked well
via Dev.to DevOps
https://flarestart.com/article/automating-bind9-dns-management-from-manual-configs-to-infrastructure-as-code-20260327
#DevNews #DevOps #Tutorial
via Dev.to DevOps
https://flarestart.com/article/automating-bind9-dns-management-from-manual-configs-to-infrastructure-as-code-20260327
#DevNews #DevOps #Tutorial
a) Regulation
There's a reason these companies hate GDPR and similar.
b) Technical tools
If you are technical, running BIND9 (domain name service) and having a policy domain denying known advertising hosts is one way of hampering this. But it's not enough. Pi-hole as well.
a) Regulation
There's a reason these companies hate GDPR and similar.
b) Technical tools
If you are technical, running BIND9 (domain name service) and having a policy domain denying known advertising hosts is one way of hampering this. But it's not enough. Pi-hole as well.
If you use GnuPG to encrypt, and you run your own IMAP (dovecot) and MTA (exim) and maybe DNS (bind9) for DKIM/DMARC/SPF - it's non-trivial to pry in it. I use outlook and gmail as ingress for email - but I store no mail in them.
If you use GnuPG to encrypt, and you run your own IMAP (dovecot) and MTA (exim) and maybe DNS (bind9) for DKIM/DMARC/SPF - it's non-trivial to pry in it. I use outlook and gmail as ingress for email - but I store no mail in them.
i get very . fucked . off with how difficult it is to block predatory sites like meta on my cellphone
— cellpone, sweetie?
— fuck off, bitch
sōf's amygdala response, she's been weird lately
#nzpol
i get very . fucked . off with how difficult it is to block predatory sites like meta on my cellphone
— cellpone, sweetie?
— fuck off, bitch
sōf's amygdala response, she's been weird lately
#nzpol
1. True Static IPs, I have very few of these left, managed by terraform via RFC2136
2. Kubernetes services/ingress/gateway records. Updated by external-dns via RFC2136
3. DHCP addresses. This includes true dynamic and reserved records […]
1. True Static IPs, I have very few of these left, managed by terraform via RFC2136
2. Kubernetes services/ingress/gateway records. Updated by external-dns via RFC2136
3. DHCP addresses. This includes true dynamic and reserved records […]
memo-linux.com/kdig-outil-p...
memo-linux.com/kdig-outil-p...