https://certbot-dns-cloudflare.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

I believe so. Based on my experience, Let's Encrypt refuses to renew itself when Cloudflare's DNS proxy is enabled. It basically makes sense that the certificate can't verify itself with a proxy, but

Uptime Kuma running on pikapods (around $1.6 per month) and Uptime Robot (free tier) for external monitoring (including DNS)

Let's Encrypt via Serv00 has the disadvantage of not allowing certificate renewals while using Cloudflare's DNS proxy. I thought I was making a compromise for convenience, but now it doesn't seem conv

Probably next I'll integrate Globalping into the CI system to pre-validate and post-validate any DNS changes made, including the CDNs themselves.

(Quote)

are you insist using curl? try using -6 flag to ipinfo.io. otherwise just use whatsmydns.net

I wonder if I should consider abandoning Serv00's in-house implementation of Let's Encrypt. Maybe the trouble isn't worth it. Specifically, I'm wondering if I should consider switching to a Cloudflare

Detail: DNS problem: looking up A for www.example.com: DNSSEC: DNSKEY Missing; DNS problem: looking up AAAA for www.example.com: DNSSEC: DNSKEY Missing

I am using a Linux terminal to query for any AAAA records. To do so, I am using a "curl" command with https://dns.google/ (which LowEndTalk will not allow me to display in its entire

Website down, DNS down, nameservers are down... Deadpool?

DoS host detection alert started at 2024-04-30 23:17:45 EEST.Host: 188.241.240.3Signatures: ICMP, IP Fragmentation, Total Traffic, UDP, DNS AmplificationImpact: 15.86 Gbps/1.63 MppsImportance: Hig

Unless qq.com specifically rejects your email, you’re using v2board, or you need to send hundreds of emails to qq.com every hour, I can guarantee that I can (if your DNS is set correctly for longer th

Yeah, it's literally always just the default ISP DNS servers blocking the site and being easily circumventable (which you know, I'm not complaining), or fully fledged "we censor and block e v

Well, most country specific blocks i've seen up to now are literally garbage. All they do is instruct IPSs to have their DNS servers not resolve the domain in question. Switching to another DNS server

I utilize HE's DNS for domains that Cloudflare doesn't accept (on their free tier) because they're not on the Public Suffix List.

I could use the VM to add a PoP in Pakistan to my encrypted DNS project (see my signature).

That part I agree with. I don't use Cloudflare as a registrar, for that exact reason. Otherwise I would. But I do use Cloudflare for DNS, with my domains being registered with another registrar (gener

(Quote)

Losing access to the dashboard isn't bad as long as the DNS and services for the websites work. Cloudflare has had exlempary uptime in that regard, only having a minor downtime event that affected sit