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The forward plugin has some rather convoluted config setups. I.e. functions on Proxy that call other functions on the lower bits (Transport and Healthcheck). For some reason I can't remember HealthCheck as an interface; where in reality we only have one impl. here.
This all looks over-engineered and ready to be massively simplified - hopefully with a reduction in LOCs.
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From PowerDNS Recursor Settings documentation page (https://doc.powerdns.com/recursor/settings.html#forward-zones), forward-zones seems to accept only multiple domain/address pairs in a single line in order to setup multiple domains for forwarding.
From "Migrating from using recursion on the Authoritative Server to using a Recursor" documentation page (https://doc.powerdns.com/authoritative/guide
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Time-based execution limit currently "limit[s] execution to before datetime".
First of all, this message doesn't cover the expected date/time format (but this is more related to #42).
More importantly, I think it would make more sense to make the implant execute only after a preset time, so the caching mechanisms of AVs
Just curious about the automatic substitution. Why is this being done?
# admin email address, where @ is substituted with .
nsadmin = "contact.example.com"This will be transformed to contact@example.com.
What about the valid addresses that have a . before the @ symbol?
Wouldn't firstname.lastname.example.com be translated to firstname@lastname.example.com, when
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I'd be gratefull, if you provide example config where we use PG as L2 storage...
Do we need to use something like
postgres://pqgotest:password@localhost/pqgotest?sslmode=verify-full?
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DPS documentation shows that is possible to use the environment variable MG_REGISTER_CONTAINER_NAMES to configure the registerContainerNames configuration option.
Because the documentation states that the default value is false a user may expect to enable the feature using true for the envi
I believe that the permissions of document_errors files should be set at 644. No need for 755 for html files.
The documentation says you can do this:
dcmap => { service_types => my_test, dc-foo => { things => 1.2.3.4 }, dc-bk => fallback.static.cname.example.com.
to specify a fallback CNAME entry, however, it does not appear possible to override previously defined service_types in the fallback CNAME case. In my case, I was forced to define the entry for the fallback CNAME above the dcmap and
Its really nice how you link to the docker prerequisites.
Do you think you could link to tutorials for DNAT, or a specific typical example of the goal setup? Is it just "get your router to forward external UDP requests to the particular machine running this behind the NAT"? Or more complicated because of the docker setup?
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In version 1.2.0, LookupClient stops querying any other server in case the response was valid.
Valid responses are any responses without an error code. (Error responses might be retried, depending on configuration...)
But a no-error response might have zero answers, which can have many reasons.
It is very likely that every DNS server in your network will return the same empty response, bu
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