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RIPE 66, PowerDNS and DNS64/NAT64

RIPE 66, PowerDNS and DNS64/NAT64

Last week we visited the RIPE 66 conference in Dublin where Bert Hubert presented on “how to make an application fully IPv6 compliant”. After the presentation, Terry Froy from Spilsby Internet Solutions approache...

Contributing PowerDNS tests: unit tests

Contributing PowerDNS tests: unit tests

Each and every PowerDNS change is tested by our Jenkins continuous integration setup, as hosted on https://autotest.powerdns.com. The more tests we have, the more valuable this setup becomes, and in this post you...

Recursor 3.5.1 released

Recursor 3.5.1 released

We’re happy to announce our first release from GitHub instead of SVN! This is a stability and bugfix update to 3.5. It contains important fixes that improve operation for certain domains. Changes since 3.5: We no...

PowerDNS completes move to GitHub!

PowerDNS completes move to GitHub!

Hi everybody, After a serious amount of work, we’ve completed the move to GitHub. We have successfully migrated all tickets, branches, tags, commits, attachments and patches from our old Subversion and Trac serve...

Welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome to the new dedicated PowerDNS blog! Previously we had various personal blogs that mentioned PowerDNS a lot, but not everything is under one roof. Most relevant posts have been copied to this site already....

A PowerDNS… WOK?!

A PowerDNS… WOK?!

From a letter, where you should know that ‘Mok’ is Dutch for ‘Mug’: Dear PomerDNS management, Recently me ordered, via a mebform or your mebsite, a so called PomerDNS Mok. but something ment terribly mrong since ...

Adding new DNS record types to PowerDNS software

Adding new DNS record types to PowerDNS software

Our friends from NLNetLabs recently described how to add new record types to NSD, which I think is a great idea. Especially if this enables the community to add their favorite record types for us! Here are the fu...

I’m a C++ dinosaur, but I’m OK

I’m a C++ dinosaur, but I’m OK

So here’s a nice challenge. Let’s say you have a list of member email addresses which you get from your account list. But you also have a list of email addresses that you have of your customers, addresses that yo...

On binding datagram (UDP) sockets to the ANY addresses

On binding datagram (UDP) sockets to the ANY addresses

This story goes back a long time. For around 10 years now, people have been requesting that PowerDNS learn how to automatically listen on all available IP addresses. And for slightly less than that time, we’ve be...