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Golang-based DNS server which maps DNS records with embedded IP addresses to those addresses.
Previously ns-gce.sslip.io was a "half" nameserver: it didn't have a glue record like the three other nameservers, but the sslip.io nameservers included it in the list of nameservers when queried. ns-gce didn't do logging, also unlike its brethren. In many ways, ns-gce was the runt of the litter, and today we cull the herd (don't ask me for more metaphors; I'm stopping here).
Hexadecimal notation now includes - (dashes) as well as . (dots). Previously only dots were allowed.
Previously www-7f000001-usa.nip.io wouldn't resolve; now it resolves to 127.0.0.1
There was a corner case where certain IP addresses wouldn't resolve correctly if they were preceded by a 0n (zero followed by a decimal...
Fivefold increase in blocklist lookup speed, dropping from consuming 4.8% of the CPU to 0.96%
We tighten the screws on the spammers abusing nip.io/sslip.io with DMARC TXT records, same as Google's DMARC but without the reporting. Thanks @brakhane.
Dirtbag spammers are using the sslip.io domain to send spam email, which has triggered the addition of our domain to Spamhaus Domain Blocklist (DBL) (so far nip.io has remain unscathed).
We fight this the best way we can: we make the SPF (sender policy framework) more restrictive; instead of our previous "soft fail" policy if the email doesn't come from one of our approved m...
This version introduces no new features, fixes no bugs. This version merely updates the location of the blocklist (IPs that we block due to takedown notices). The blocklist is now in its own repo, with its own commit history.
Our commit history is cluttered with blocking sites due to takedown notices. It's unseemly, so we've created a new repo, https://github.com/cunnie/sslip.io-blocklist, to...
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