Benjamin RosemannYesterday I learned how to debug TLS problems in #Kubernetes.
Then I remembered this meme and "It's always DNS!".
I AM BANKSY ☕ / 🗑🔥Kid goes to play Silksong aaaaaaaand... Xbox live is offline.
der.hansDNS with log spam in the database
JJ CeleryMy dear sysadmin Federati with home labs and internal networks!
Our internal network has grown and now we want internal DNS resolution for local network stuff. It's a combo of bare metal and docker services, mostly from one host but not limited to it.
I really, really don't want to touch BIND again so I'm in a bind (badum-tss) and looking for suggestions. Any Linux based / containerised options for DNS on LAN?
Suggestions and boosts welcome!
[ Jer moved instances ]Last week I beat my head against the wall for a couple hours trying to figure out why the new webserver can't find files I can frickin see on the new server's disk.
Turns out the infrastructure team only changed the apex domain's IP, but the www subdomain's IP was not updated. For any of the 10 sites that were "migrated." Meaning none of them have been migrated.
#AlwaysDNS
Turns out the infrastructure team only changed the apex domain's IP, but the www subdomain's IP was not updated. For any of the 10 sites that were "migrated." Meaning none of them have been migrated.
#AlwaysDNS
Kint 
🤘💀@stgraber Yep, works now, and yeah it's #alwaysdns
Thanks!
ferricoxideSomehow, a card sent to my wife for her 50th ended up on a stack of my papers. I'm in the process of cleaning out that stack and encountered it. Now all I can think is "it's always DNS".
#AlwaysDNS
#AlwaysDNS
Jörg BackschuesNorway announces DNS blocking plan: The Norwegian government has put forward legislation that would block websites offering unlicensed gambling. #AlwaysDNS
https://igamingbusiness.com/legal-compliance/legal/norway-announces-dns-blocking-plan/
https://igamingbusiness.com/legal-compliance/legal/norway-announces-dns-blocking-plan/
Norman WilsonToday in it's not #AlwaysDNS: it was some combination of #systemd and the incomprehensibly complicated dbus services underlying the Linux desktop architecture (from the people who brought you systemd, naturally).
But at least I found the answer: block yet another systemd --user service by creating a symlink to /dev/null in /etc/systemd/user, and now unsnapped #Firefox no longer stalls for 30 seconds every time it starts on #Ubuntu 22.04.
INIT_6SiteGround changed data centers, and all the IP addresses changed for their customers. They sent a notice that I never received.
I have been logging into the SiteGround multiple times, not one forced banner notifying me of the changes.
It's crazy to me they wouldn't have made great efforts to ensure all the customers knew about this change.
/rant