quicksilver03
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(Quote) That shouldn't be a problem because, as others have said, no one would actually send request to your NS for a zone not pointed to by any WHOIS record or parent NS. You could implement a periodic check which would look at the zones in your N…
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I'm not aware of any other DNS hosting provider requiring this kind of verification. If I subscribed to your service and uploaded a zone file for google.com, what would be the problem?
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Fedora + KDE on laptops and desktops (and Fedora on servers as well).
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(Quote) It looks much nicer than my own, interested in what you come up with.
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@tetech This thread piqued my interest, as I have been working for a while on a similar project to offer primary and secondary DNS backed by PowerDNS with API access. I also did a comparison table, though it looks like you have found a few more prov…
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Same as Falzo, I use it every time I visit so the following time I can quickly see what threads have been updated. It's fine by me if you add a confirmation after clicking it, just please don't remove it.
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(Quote) The best way I know of is to chown -R wordpress:wordpress the WordPress files, where your PHP process runs as www-data, and to make sure that the directory and file permissions of the WordPress files do not allow writing from other users. H…
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Can you point an ACME solver such as acme.sh to the PowerDNS auth servers? In other words, do you expose the PowerDNS API?
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I used Sav for a few months in 2020 but left because I couldn't figure out how to change my account's password and because 2FA was by SMS only, not sure if that has changed since then. Also, their interface allowed no more than 4 nameservers for a d…
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At work I use Trello, for my personal stuff I use a directory of Markdown files, synchronized with Syncthing and organized according to bits of Getting Things Done (a file for the Inbox, then a file for each project, a file for stuff to do "som…
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(Quote) That looks interesting, can you share some more information about this install? I'd like to test it and perhaps move some non-critical stuff there.
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(Quote) To the best of my knowledge, Notion doesn't have a way to export data nor an API. One group of colleagues has started using it and they're slowly beginning to realize that all the data they added is stuck there.
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(Quote) That's interesting! I have a yearly subscription and I cannot fault the deliverability, but I cannot make heads nor tails of the control panel, so much that I've been thinking not to renew. Do you happen to have a timeline (not a commitment,…
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I had a very bad experience with a dedicated server from this company in 2017: every CentOS installation I tried failed to boot, and when I asked them for help (given that their own automated installation system was utterly useless) they only manage…
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I have implemented a similar setup and I'd say that you're pretty well covered with the 4 you have now. There is such a thing as too many authoritative nameservers, though. See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2182#section-5 and https://serverfault.c…
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Personal infra: each server executes a daily restic backup in the morning to a Hetzner dedicated server with disks in RAID1, and also a daily borg backup to a Online.net dedicated server. Using the 2 technologies allows for a margin of error in case…
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Used to use CentOS on my own servers, but I moved everything to Fedora now. At work it's Debian and Ubuntu unfortunately.