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  1. @nlnetlabs @fedora First discovery is that we do not have even library in Fedora yet. That man openssl-quic can already provide client connection API, but server API is not yet available via releases. There is openssl+quic fork, which is unlikely to ever be in Fedora. We could end with unbound linked to openssl, but libngtcp2 linked to gnutls. Definitely not as straight forward as I have expected.

  2. @michal mě podráždilo povídání o . Ano, Simon Kelley to provozuje na svém old school serveru. Není to taky žádný mladíček. Že běží bez služeb jakéhokoliv korporátu, včetně našeho, je dnes nezvyk. Ale není to tak, že by to dělal úplně sám. Já mám v Dnsmasq svoje commity, aniž bych měl právo zápisu. Přispěvatelů je celá řada, nejsem sám. Ale je nás víc, co ten kód zná a sleduje. To dokazuje třeba dispute nedávno přiřazeného CVE od lidí z Oraclu. Závěr byl prostě špatně.

  3. @FunkyBob you can use running on your local host or network. Add single line to /etc/hosts and have it redirected.

  4. @mdione no, it doesn't make sense to use #resolved. Instead debug hostname issues with command: getent ahosts <name>. That uses exactly same algorithm as common app.

  5. @mdione no, it doesn't make sense to use #resolved. Instead debug hostname issues with command: getent ahosts <name>. That uses exactly same algorithm as common app.

  6. @mdione no, it doesn't make sense to use #resolved. Instead debug hostname issues with command: getent ahosts <name>. That uses exactly same algorithm as common app.

  7. @mdione no, it doesn't make sense to use #resolved. Instead debug hostname issues with command: getent ahosts <name>. That uses exactly same algorithm as common app.

  8. My Valentine day gift were a lot of work related to new vulnerability. Delivered one evening in advance, but quite a gift. Sorry, no time for today because cannot wait. 😳😘

  9. Post-Quantum presentation at was great. But I do not understand proposed Merkle Tree solution well. It is not clear how exactly should signatures records look like. What structure would a validator need to create? Obviously it significantly reduces size of common records. It does not reduce DNSKEYs itself, which is understandable. In the mean time, we should fix issues with broken middle boxes anyway. ripe89.ripe.net/archives/video

  10. @bagder I think in curl should be mentioned. Very useful on lacking IPv6 connectivity. Https DNS record support is not it WGet, is it?

  11. Did you know implementation of supports option no-aaaa in .conf? Found it just when looking for a way to implement something similar. But I want also no-a variant! At least Fedora rawhide has it undocumented.