vitalie

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by vitalie 14y ago
Yes, I'm using net/http.
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by vitalie 14y ago
I rewrote my DNS checking tool ( http://www.dnsinspect.com/ ) in Go and I saw huge differences in resource usage (previously it was implemented with Ruby on Rails + EventMachine), my memory usage went down from 128MB per background worker t
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by vitalie 14y ago
AXFR support is ready, check slave function from the manual: http://www.luadns.com/help.html#functions
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by vitalie 14y ago
At this moment we have no plans to adopt DNSCurve, but if we'll see more and more demands we may change our plans accordingly.
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by vitalie 14y ago
Indeed, free users are notified to upgrade their account upon hitting quota. We are not collecting CC information as we chose Avangate to process our orders. Dealing with CC it's a big hassle, we wanted to allocate more time for the service
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by vitalie 14y ago
AXFR support it's on our priority list, we'll release an update soon. Please, subscribe to our Twitter feed or Blog's RSS feed and we'll make an announcement when it's ready. Yes, it's a young service, we have launched on February 10 (in pr
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by vitalie 14y ago
Thank you for your suggestions! We are trying to avoid reinventing the wheel. :) TinyDNS served me well more than 10 years, I like the design of this piece of software ( although it needs 2 pairs of glasses to read it :) ), so it was a natu
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by vitalie 14y ago
Yes, we have support for wildcard records. Example: https://github.com/luadns/zones/blob/master/example.net.lua
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by vitalie 14y ago
Hello, I'm Vitalie Cherpec, the founder of the Luadns project. :) @relix It's a design choice, Lua code is used only to generate records. Executing user code on each lookup it's just too dangerous. We wanted fast lookups and security. User
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by vitalie 16y ago
Same problem with wikileaks.ch domain, no answer from EveryDNS's nameservers: http://www.dnsvalidation.com/wikileaks.ch http://www.dnsvalidation.com/wikileaks.org