Thomas Schäfer
Chris 🏃 🐧@tschaefer I remember deploying tweaked resolvers that remove any A record…
Miyuru Sankalpa@cr @tschaefer I go one step further and add AAAA forcefully on CDN domains that don't have it.
@tschaefer No need a list, I wrote a DNS proxy that does it automatically.
@miyuru
you maintain a complete proxy 😉
I know also a way of hetzner users. (not cdn)
Some of them "forgot" the aaaa-record. But as long they are on a shared host, the ptr of the ipv4 leads to a working ipv6 address.
you maintain a complete proxy 😉
I know also a way of hetzner users. (not cdn)
Some of them "forgot" the aaaa-record. But as long they are on a shared host, the ptr of the ipv4 leads to a working ipv6 address.
It is crazy.
It works also for the new Desinfec't 2023 by @ct_Magazin
hosted here cdncf.heise.de (cloudfront)
Why don't YOU add the AAAA-records, Dear @ct_Magazin ?
@miyuru
I see, you included dns64 (configurable) and other features, so probably I don't need the chain.
I see, you included dns64 (configurable) and other features, so probably I don't need the chain.
@miyuru
Your test domain www.amazon.com has already IPv6, maybe you change the readme - or I misunderstood the test purpose.
Your test domain www.amazon.com has already IPv6, maybe you change the readme - or I misunderstood the test purpose.
@tschaefer yes, need to remove it, amazon did not have IPv6 when I added it.