Public-DNS | DNS library

When I create a "local_file" resource in the Outputs.tf using terraform:

AWS provides access to EC2 by downloading the private key(.pem) into management host that connects to EC2.

AWS uses openssl tool

Key providers generally provide public key but not private key, because with keypairs, one can encrypt either with public key or private key and decrypt with other key, as shown below:

I've seen many examples of how to send DNS requests via Scapy, but none for IPv6. For reference, I'm using Python 3, and ping6 ipv6.google.com is successful for me, so I seem to have a proper gateway. I'm trying to combine https://www.packetlevel.ch/html/scapy/scapyipv6.html and https://thepacketgeek.com/scapy-p-09-scapy-and-dns/, but I'm not sure how to do so exactly (just replacing IP(dst=dst) with IPv6(dst=dst) doesn't work). For reference, I've been trying to resolve "google.com" with Googles DNS Server (https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using).

Edit: I wish to be able to choose the DNS server I reach. For IPv4, I could do so with the following: sr1(IP(dst=dns_dst)/UDP(dport=53)/DNS(rd=1, qd=DNSQR(qname=query_name)))

And when I say invalid, I mean invalid. I get an IP address that's not associated with any of my machine's interfaces. I'm aware there are similar questions on the site, but they're more about people getting the address of an interface they didn't want (e.g., 127.0.0.1 instead of LAN IP), but this is not that. I want to know where this IP is coming from, and how do I get rid of it.

Whenever I call InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostAddress(), I get 10.65.90.34. This is not the assigned IP from my router, my ISP, my VPN, anything. There is no mentiond of this IP in the output from ifconfig. I have no idea where this IP is coming from. It was suggested to enumerate all interfaces on a different question, and here's what I get when I do that:

I'd like to run both traceroute -w2 and traceroute6 -w2, sequentially, in a shell script, to try out multiple different hosts.

A naive approach may just use a temporary variable to gather all the hosts within (e.g., set HOSTS to ordns.he.net one.one.one.one google-public-dns-a.google.com), and then just pipe it individually to each command, like, echo $HOSTS | xargs -n1 traceroute -w2 et al, but this would work differently in tcsh than in bash, and may be prone to mistakes if you want to add more commands (as you'd be adding those as code as opposed to a list of things to do), and I'm thinking there's some better way to join together the list of commands (e.g., a command name with a single parameter) with the list of arguments (e.g., hostnames in our example), for the shell to execute every possible combination.

I've tried doing some combination of xargs -n1 (for hosts) and xargs -n2 (for commands with one parameter) piping into each other, but it didn't really make much sense and didn't work.

I'm looking for a solution that doesn't use any GNU tools and would work in a base OpenBSD install (if necessary, perl is part of the base OpenBSD, so, it's available as well).

I'm new on AWS and I'm playing around Cloudformation templates to have a working stack. My idea is to have a static hello world html page using EC2 as webserver not reachable from outside but only thorugh ELB (internet-facing). All in a VPC. I've deployed a stack but is still not working, I guess it depends on networking config. How can I set it up?

Starting from examples from awslabs and following Cloudformation docs for each resource, I've made up a yaml template and deployed the stack.

Here is only the EC2 and ELB config

I'm trying to work on a PoC with adding exec.Command's to cli plugin, however I'm struggling with how to get it to accept user input with the command. I admit I am fairly new to Go, coming from PHP and Bash scripting so...I am sure I'm missing something very basic here and it's a little embarrassing.

I've tried setting variables, adding the variables to the output, adding in bufio, and trying to prompt with no luck.

out, err := exec.Command("mtr", "-c", "10", "-r", destIP).Output()

was the most recent fail...

^{Interestingly, this is apparently the official way to reach Google API support? (...akin to Microsoft/SO's documentation partnership?) Interesting — but obviously this limits the private information that I can include in my "support request"...}

I have added-then-verified 400+ domains (with each of their http/https/www/no-www variations, for 800+ total) on Google Search Console via the related API's, without issue.

One domain is giving me a problem with verification via 'HTML File Upload', even though it's triple-checked to be set-up the same as the other 825 that verified without issue.

I compared WHOIS and intodns.com DNS Health report and I also cleared the DNS Cache and waiting a couple days to see if it was a caching issue.

I've tried multiple verification methods, but this error persists on both the http:// and http://www. versions of the one site. The site itself works fine and I can't see any anomalies with it on my end.

I'm not sure if this could be related but the webmaster's site list, does include one strange property that is apparently verified (in addition to the two unverified versions of the problem domain):

        
          ^{(I've masked the ID number since I have no idea what it represents.)}

How can I get my ownership of this site verified on Google Search Console?

I have a list of lists and I want to match items of each list by string "Name" and "Address" and I want to export the matched items to an Excel