Was initially caught by kzonecheck after deployment of the zone file, and before reloading knot.
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Configured at OVH level.
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Next: reconfigure DNS zone in HE control panel, as it only has our IPv4.
DNS server listens correctly to IPv6:
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Dorian and me retested the configuration this Monday evening, with the same findings.
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So it's definitely ns1.he.net, because if I put slave.dns.he.net the TCP connection isn't established:
Claude Sonnet artifacts
I think configuration could actually be nice but I forgot in D3766 to bump the serial. Let's check (and do a test to detect that).
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Dorian and me meet this evening to do the switch.
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Not spot anymore. Python 3.11 is used on every FreeBSD systems now.
Closing as a duplicate, as with T1217 task, automation is there:
- new records can be submitted as a commit against zone file
- new zones can be added by creating a new file and pillar entry
Per T2105, current solution is to use an external provider (Hurricane Electric?) to host our secondary zone.
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To reduce Python issues, one of the solution could be to switch to acme.sh