Alice utilise witches.town. Vous pouvez læ suivre et interagir si vous possédez un compte quelque part dans le "fediverse".

Oh come on it's impossible ?! Why that domain only ?! Why only on Free's DNS (212.27.40.241). Is anyone else facing this issue ? Anyone using Free facing issues resolving nixos.org or other domain names ?

@Sasha (don't have access to a proper computer, sorry

dig nixos.org

dig +cd nixos.org

And post the results. (+cd = checking disabled, to see if this is a DNSSEC problem)

@bortzmeyer I had done a simple `dig nixos.org` (I don't know what +cd does) but I got the same result with `+cd` :

; <<>> DiG 9.11.2 <<>> nixos.org
;; global options: +cmd
;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached

A result I interpret as the DNS process on their server crashing and thus maybe closing the socket unexpectedly ? Because I can garantee the server can be reached : I can resolve any other domain name without any trouble at all.

@Sasha @bortzmeyer looks like your local nameserver has trouble, what's in /etc/resolv.conf (or whatever equivalent of it you might have).

I have a crappy router that tends to fill up its DNS cache and stop resolving new names, it answers to the old (known) ones only.

@saper @bortzmeyer Yeah it contains my provider's DNS servers (212.27.40.24{0,1}), which can apparently resolve any other domain name like a charm, and conversely I've been able to resolve nixos.org by asking directly other DNS (yeah, I did it with @8.8.8.8 ^^) and also on a VPS I rent. So yeah, I would suppose my provider's servers have gone nut, but I'm very surprised I should be the only one to notice something. Plus I thought that'd be the kind of bug they would fix within minutes.

@saper @Sasha But you have me :-) to perform traceroutes (or dozens of RIPE Atlas probes) : routing loop inside Free gist.github.com/bortzmeyer/5e2

Alice @Sasha

@saper @bortzmeyer Yeah, not quite sure how you can do this either. How can you check what happens from within Free's network ? Surely it's not your provider ?

@Sasha @bortzmeyer if you host a RIPE atlas probe, you are allowed to play with all of them a bit.

@saper @Sasha Hosting is not strictly necessary. You can get credits by other means (being a LIR, or simply asking a friend, I have a lot of credits. Also, the RIPE-NCC gives easily to researchers or students.)