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I don't see anything here I couldn't do myself, and in a more secure way. I don't trust handling of my DNS to random projects.

• ozh 13y ago
  I think this is more a "we did it because it was fun and we can" project than a "you will find this useful" one
  • Amfy 13y ago
    Exactly :) I also have a more serious project regarding DNS, even with an anycasted network, dnssec, etc - but that is still in beta and I just wanted to do something for fun (Idea came while I was implementing a zonefile importer)
• Amfy 13y ago
  Hm, but that's not an issue with this specific project, and yes, of course there is nothing what is impossible to do on yourself - but I never said that ;) If you would let me know if there is anything what you don't like, then I'm happy to fix it or whatever :)
  • bcl 13y ago
    Well, from what I see on your site security and trust is an issue. You are asking people to direct their DNS to your servers, that is a lot of responsibility to take on. Who are you? How do I trust you? How do I know that someone can't corrupt my zone entries in your system, either on purpose or on accident. eg. lets say I setup a git repo with zone entries for another customer you serve, how do you decide which one is authoritative? I would only consider this useful if you posted your code on github so that people can run it on their own DNS servers.