I think you might be better off looking for one of those dynamic DNS services and abuse them by simply setting a static IP. You'll obviously have no official agreement then but i figure it's as good a

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It's likely DNS blocks once again. It never affected me as i don't use ISP nameservers anyways. I guess even something as stupid as using 1.1.1.1/8.8.8.8 will magically unblock the banned sites since

That's the whole point of DNS. You publish the records precisely so that senders will know where you host your email, and they have to be public to function properly. A little obfuscation may be possi

the ssh/scp command. You can replace the IP with dns if it has one. If you're using the same user on your local host as the server, you don't need to specify it in the config. Same goes as the port,

Sorry for my stupid question but i'm not so smart as Gazi and don't know them all

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Since they still don't reply to support tickets, I skipped reconfiguring the VPS, DNS, etc., with the new IP address and canceled the service.

DNS:

Custom Reverse DNS

Shouldn't setting the nameservers to some ad-blocking public dns servers like adguard dns or something else work with playwright.

Let me try: DNS server, vector search engine (even the standalone version), XMPP service, large-scaled distributed system (say Hadoop), user-generated custom subdomains (?).

You really shouldn’t need to monitor all of that stuff. Use debouncer for blacklist monitoring but SPF and stuff like that, unless you’re frequently losing your DNS zone I can’t imagine that’s a monit

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But I used cloudfare as DNS, Free account that is, and clicked around for a couple of minutes and it pretty much solved all my mail server issues got it properly configured.

Cleaner reverse DNS lookups unless you use cloudflare

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I can't trust it after the recent downtime lasting over 10 hours, it would create dns resolution issues

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