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#bind 9.20 scheint das gesamte Key Rollover für #DNSSEC selber vollautomagisch zu machen. Keine wilden Skriptorgien mehr - ich bin schwer beeindruckt.

mastodon.raddemo.host 5d ago

🚀 Deploy #Virtualmin on #AlmaLinux #VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)

This article provides a how-to guide to deploy Virtualmin on AlmaLinux VPS.
What is Virtualmin?
Virtualmin is a powerful open-source web hosting control panel built on top of Webmin.

It supports:

Multi-domain virtual hosting
Apache or Nginx
PHP ...
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Rad Web Hosting 6d ago

🚀 Deploy #Virtualmin on #AlmaLinux #VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)

This article provides a how-to guide to deploy Virtualmin on AlmaLinux VPS.
What is Virtualmin?
Virtualmin is a powerful open-source web hosting control panel built on top of Webmin.

It supports:

Multi-domain virtual hosting
Apache or Nginx
PHP ...
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Kevin Karhan

Mar 6

@iscdotorg just added #bind, #kea and #Stork to the Package Wishlist for @OS1337 ...

Mark Leeds Mar 5

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mastodon.raddemo.host Mar 4

How to Setup #BIND #DNS Server on #Ubuntu #VPS Here's a step-by-step guide demonstrating how to setup BIND DNS server on Ubuntu VPS. This will walk you through installing BIND9, configuring it as a primary (master) DNS server, setting up a domain zone, and ensuring it runs securely and correctly.
What is BIND DNS?
BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) is the most widely used DNS server software on the Internet. It acts as the backbone of DNS (Domain Name ...
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gary Mar 3

@tschaefer i do ipv4 only for lack of complexity sake but i understand we are running out of addresses. maybe i just don't understand or appreciate the real appeal of ipv6 #arin #name rez #sdr #hosts #bind #unbound

Full confession: I run IPv4-only at home purely for simplicity. I get the address scarcity issue, but maybe I just don't see the real appeal yet.

The Core Appeal of IPv6: It's not just more addresses—it's about reclaiming end-to-end connectivity. No NAT, no port forwarding hassles. Every device gets a globally reachable IP.

For DNS/Naming (like #BIND/#Unbound): It eliminates the need for ugly NAT reflection/"hairpinning" to access internal services from your LAN. The host just works, internally and externally.

For SDR/Hosting: Imagine running an SDR server or a personal host—you can give it a static /64 prefix and actually reach it without wrestling with UPnP or carrier-grade NAT.

The Complexity Trade-off: You're right, dual-stack is complex. But the long-term play is IPv6-only with DNS64/NAT64 to handle legacy IPv4 traffic. That's actually less complexity than maintaining two parallel stacks forever.

#ARIN Reality: They're essentially out of IPv4. If you need more than a tiny allocation, v6 is the only path forward."

mirabilos Mar 2

So.

We have policy-rc.d in #Debian.

Yet, #debhelper-added scriptlets in maintainer scripts call systemctl if [ -d /run/systemd ].

Which is bad if you’re in an #schroot with /run bind-mounted from the host and the host is running systemd (a customer system, none of mine).

What I need is a way to #whiteout a directory from a #bind #mount.

I heard #overlayfs can do that, but it seems to no longer exist.

Any other ideas¹?

(And yes, I want and need to bind-mount /run itself, as the #chroot adds sockets there that are then accessed from outside the chroot, viceque versa.)

① customer-compatible ones, please; switching the host system to sysvinit is one but the customer’s Ansible standardised on managing all systems with systemd…

Mark Leeds Feb 27

Supporting patient decisions improves outcomes in psychiatric medication reductions.