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QUESTION
I try to create a docker container with bind9 on it and I want to add my db.personal-domain.com file but when I run docker build
and then docker run -tdp 53:53 -v config:/etc/bind
the container doesn't have my db.personal-domain.com file. How to fix that ? Thanks !
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 12:12-v config:/etc/bind
QUESTION
Where is the sub command "depends" of "apt" documented, especially its output format and the meaning of the pipe symbol in the output?
"man apt" doesn't mention this sub command at all.
Example invocation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 18:58It is documented on apt-cache
manpages:
QUESTION
I have a bind9 server running for requests for i.example.com
. When I do a request from the nameserver to its own public IP like this nslookup ns1.i.example.com xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
I get the expected answer:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 10:38My VPS provider IONOS has its extra firewall besides my iptables rules. Opnening port 53 in the administration panel did solve the problem.
QUESTION
I need to role which adds records to my zones (bind9)
In hostvars I created vars like as below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 03:25There is couple of things wrong here.
- You are using
list
notation fordict
([ type: A, name: mike, ip: 192.168.1.10 ]
should be{ type: A, name: mike, ip: 192.168.1.10 }
) - Your data structure requires two loops which you cannot do directly in the playbook.
- You probably also want to have the freedom to remove records when they are not needed which doesn't work just like that when using
lineinfile
.
The following solution fixes all the above problems:
QUESTION
I've a bind9 in Ubuntu. It is working fine resolving DNS names for my lab domain xutilab.local, but it is not working if I request something like www.google.com
This is the named.conf.options file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 11:44Inside this block (options), try add:
QUESTION
I'm fiddling with DNSSEC, and I'd like to try to verify NSEC3 records generated by dnssec-signzone
from bind9-utils
(which I presume are valid). This is my zone file:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 18:57So I looked into dnspython
source code, and found the nsec3_hash function. Turns out that the name must be in wire format (means removing dots and instead prefixing labels a length byte - \x03s3c\x10dnssectest\x07mvolfik\x02tk\x00
etc, null byte at the end). And the result is encoded with base32 (0-9A-V), not hex. Probably easier just to use the dnspython library, but here's the full (a bit naive) code:
QUESTION
I have a server (VPS) with the following services:
- email server (postfix/dovecot)
- dns server (bind9)
- http server (nginx)
Fail2ban creates a lot of entries in iptables and this causes the server to become very slow and even sometimes it becomes unreachable and I have to login via the console and flush iptables before I can connect to the server. The used jails are shown below:
- Jail list:
dovecot, named-refused, nginx-botsearch, nginx-http-auth, nginx-limit-req, php-url-fopen, postfix, postfix-auth, recidive
95% of bans are triggered by postfix jail.
I reduced iptables size by setting recidive jail with :
bantime = 7200
findtime = 3600
maxretry = 5
, the system slowness slightly improved but still not enough.
My question : - is fail2ban to blame for this slowness? or iptables itself? In a previous project, I had no fail2ban installed and I used iptables with many entries (more entries than what my actual fail2ban creates) and the system was fast.
I appreciate any advice on how can I deal with this fail2ban issue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 08:21Both of them are to blame. Fail2Ban monitors your logs - so if there is a lot of logging, Fail2Ban will have to parse more text. IPtables performs linear search over the list of rules - it is not possible to use binary search as this will break the logic. So the more rules - the slower IPtables will be.
You should check the usedns
and banaction
settings in /etc/fail2ban/jail.conf
. DNS queries may be slow and you may want to try iptables-ipset-proto4
instead of iptables-multiport
as an action.
QUESTION
I can send email from tinker but when I try to send email from code in laravel framework I get below error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 16:19I've Fixed the problem after wasting lots of time, hope this answer stop wasting others time.
it was due to local domain name, we need to define a local name in our mail.php config file which makes our server not to confuse with external server domain name.
QUESTION
I installed pihole over an existing bind9 installation. Now I can't start FTL:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 15:07I found a working solution. I stopped bind9 and pihole-FTL. Then I restartet pihole-FTL again. Then it worked. I disabled bind9 to make sure it wont bother me anymore.
QUESTION
I want to use sockets. I'm using this package:
https://github.com/tlaverdure/laravel-echo-server
because my domain name has a SSL I should add this config:
https://github.com/tlaverdure/laravel-echo-server#alternative-ssl-implementation
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-13 at 14:06Generally rpm configuration path is /etc/httpd
. You can use locate command to check path i.e locate httpd
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