Archive for February 2011
I'm trying to make SSHFP work. With these fingerprints in DNSSEC it should
be possible to verify a host through DNSSEC.
It seems I'm not the only one having problems. Take a look at
Jan-Piet Mens
blog.
At the moment I'm trying to link libbind9 with OpenSSH to use the Bind
resolver instead of the standard libresolv. This is suggested in this bug
report, but I do not have
that working, yet.
Accoring to this
link
it should be fully working with glibc version 2.11+. So it will not
work on Redhat 5 or CentOS. On OpenBSD things work as expected and on OS X 10.6
(Snow Leopard) they don't.
I've checked these Linux operating systems:
| OS and Version |
(g)libc version |
Working |
| Ubuntu 10.04 |
2.11 |
Yes |
| Ubuntu 11.04 |
2.12 |
Yes |
| Ubuntu 11.10 |
2.13 |
Yes |
| Fedora 14 |
2.13 |
Yes |
| CentOS 5 |
2.5 |
No |
| CentOS 6 |
2.12 |
Yes |
| Arch Linux |
2.13 |
Yes |
I've been using nanoblogger for a long time now, but it has some grave
disadvantages. First of all it looks like development has stopped. And when I
add a new blog entry it takes ages for it to come online.
So I'm in the process of switching to WordPress. As you can see I have a lot of
old entries converted (not all yet, but that's just a matter of hard grinding
work).
Let me know if you like it.
This afternoon I switched to WordPress completely. I found a little Perl script
to import my previous posts. Oke, not completely nice and all, but better this
than cut and paste.
But I missed my downloads. It's not much, but I want them back. So I did.
WordPress has a very nice download manager, so I installed it and added all
files. Created a download page and added the categories.
Enjoy
Today I checked my IPv6 connectivity in the
[IPv6 test]{http://ip6.nl/test} and this resulted in
and as a result both domains are now in the "Hall of Fame"
Nothing really special, but nice to have.
