lists digital ocean droplets
create a new digital ocean droplet
knows what needs to be done to get IPv4 and IPv6 to work
update windows on Show()
make a window for the state of DNS specific to the hostname
Signed-off-by: Jeff Carr <jcarr@wit.com>
IPv6() returns true if it's working
display duration
a 'DNS Lookup Status' window
actual dig results
display status and failure counters
count lookup failures and successes
add TCP dns lookup
logic to test if dns is working at all
add DNS over HTTPS
cloudflare new & update kind of working
holy shit, go.wit.com finally works with git mod tidy
working, but cloudflare api stuff is broken
AAAA '(none)' logic detection is better
cloudflare control panel
display the working real AAAA addresses
Signed-off-by: Jeff Carr <jcarr@wit.com>
move cloudflare stuff to a package
display cloudflare API values
dns protobuf example
sort output, but gocli formatting is bad
cloudflare window can be closed
first time success pushing AAAA records for my box
enable a cloudflare button
RFC 8482. DNS servers we use should respond to ANY
We should support ANY requests via DNS
as long as we enforce TCP over UDP
populate the API provider
domain NS record changes are tracked
check hostname OS configuration
detect domain name changes
lookup of NS records for my domain name
button to investigate port 53 daemon
start dns resolver detection and debugging
measure dns resolution speed
sort todo items
Signed-off-by: Jeff Carr <jcarr@wit.com>
using Queue() for textbox fixes crashing (?)
change TTL to 2 minutes
gui debugging checkboxes
make a dig test button
Signed-off-by: Jeff Carr <jcarr@wit.com>
upto the point where DNS update is next.
start displaying real AAAA & naming buttons
add RFC 2136 defining nsupdate. Vixie et al in 1997
Personal thansk to Paul for meeting with me some years back
ready to pull DNS records
starting a checkDNS() function
dampen output. actually track IPs
poll every 2 seconds (netlink is not the right thing here)
ready to start looking for changes
screw everything about logging. I hate log.whatthefuck*(){}
Do you know what I don't care about? log()
You shouldn't care either. Ignore it until you need it
that is what logging is for. building something that works.
So, here you go. a damn log() function in one place
Also, because I'm annoyed today sleep() and exit()
Because, when I want you to sleep or exit, I don't
want to go to the top of a file and declare stupid shit related
to nanoseconds or add "import os.Exit" or whatever the hell
stop wasting my time. life is short.
if he sit tunnelbroker down
add IsRealIP() and IsIPv6()
need a netlink function to trigger on changes (nope)
put the gui plugin's in the debian package for now
set the window title
build a .deb package
Signed-off-by: Jeff Carr <jcarr@wit.com>
Jeff Carr