Quoting wirelessduck--- via Dng ([email protected]): > Au contraire, I’m running unbound right now on my laptop. There are > some situations though where it’s not feasible to run one's own > recursive DNS resolver, such as a home router for non-technical people > that doesn’t support ddwrt/openwrt.
On the basis of decades of experience, I deny the premise. > Unfortunately the current version of unbound packaged in Debian/Devuan > has an annoying bug when running under non-systemd+apparmor. > https://bugs.debian.org/947771 I'm minutely familiar with this fact. Fortunately for Devuan admins, they can either hotfix Unbound or use any of several other commodity recursive-only DNS nameservers, all of which I catalogue at http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Network_Other/dns-servers.html . Nota bene: I accept zero responsibility for ensuring that any or all of those recursive-only nameservers is binary-packaged for the current, past, or future releases of Devuan. I note in passing the fact that, if necessary, "./configure; make; make install" is not broken. > I attempted to install knot-resolver as an alternative but it appears > that the upstream packages have gained a hard dependency on systemd. Case in point. > MaraDNS/Deadwood packages in Debian are still using a release from > 2015 _Second_ case in point. > ...so I guess I’ll be trying powerdns-recursor next as that package > appears to be reasonably up to date. Whatever works for you. But local packages/compiles are also a thing. As the guy who wasted a metric lot of time futilely hating me on the Internet, Prof. Daniel J. Bernstein, memorably observed: "This is Unix. Stop acting so helpless." _______________________________________________ Dng mailing list [email protected] https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dng
