Eleix @eleix@puppo.space

@frinkel Mine like to randomly not respond to the big public resolvers. I can ping them at 14 ms from my two nameservers but I still run into issues where they say my domain couldn't be looked up until I spam them about 50 times and then magically my domain resolves again. Very annoying :(

@izaliamae I had one of my cats pee on a ram stick I had left out on a shelf. It corroded so badly that there wasn't anything I could do to fix it :(

Yes, I know I have spaghetti cabling forming, I'll fix it one day.

I got a Barracuda 330 acting as a hardware firewall. So far I've got my snort subscriber rules loaded and now I'm tuning Squid to actually cache stuff. Currently the hit-miss ratio is making me cry. I gave it 110 GB plz cache all the things!

Had my first cup of deathwish coffee and I am so awake right now haha xD

@kyzh $85.96 but given that those are 5 dedicated servers I get more resources than a VPS and it's worth it.

46 users, 7 monthly active. I'm also running other services on top.

Server Costs:
$10.99 - Dashboard/Log Aggregation
$10.99 - 4 Core/8GB/2TB - Testing
$17.99 - 4 Core/8GB/2TB - Web
$17.99 - 4 Core/8GB/2TB - Database
$27.00 - 8Core/16GB/6TB - Backups

Puppo Space has been online for almost a year now and I've kept the standard mascot image for far too long.

Have me sitting like a dog for all your tooting amusement! *belp*

Puppo Space will be going down for maintenance at 2:00 PM EST today. The provider is going to be troubleshooting IPv6 connectivity between the web and database servers which means both will be offline while they work to solve the problem.

During this downtime, both ICANN and OpenNIC DNS resolutions will also be offline so please plan ahead if you happen to point to ether of those servers for DNS during this maintenance window.

While applications shouldn't be able to override the system-set DNS servers. Many of DoH's "pitfalls" are that people got way too comfortable passively reading the plaintext DNS queries as they traveled over the network. Like honestly this move to encrypted DNS should not have been a big surprise as everything became encrypted.

Sorry I haven't been active much. Work and other personal projects have mostly taken up a lot of my free time and sometimes I forget to post here. I still actively manage the servers and services though so don't take my inactivity as I'm not here, I am. Just watching more than posting.

So I got to hear our org is going to be getting our own IPv6 netblock. Fingers crossed I get to do some cool stuff on that front.

I was beginning to wonder when we were going to finally adopt IPv6 into the network.

@monorail @katie

It honestly looks like they were trying to resemble the trap part of the toilet