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fjklp
jabber.network is not able to resolve, which means that search.jabber.network is unavailable. The domain is still valid. Does anyone know anything about this?
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MattJ
fjklp: search.jabber.network is back. jabber.network has never resolved.
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jonas’
o/
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jonas’
sorry for the outage (of sjn for instance) last night
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fjklp
thanks for the notice MattJ
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jonas’
there was a power outage caused by faulty equipment in the same rack my own server is located and it took the datacenter a while to get that sorted, and then it took me a while to get the services back up.
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jonas’
but I used the chance to upgrade to bookworm, so there's that at least :)✎ -
jonas’
but I used the chance when everything was down anyway to upgrade the hypervisor to bookworm, so there's that at least :) ✏
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Stefan
Hello, It came out that I missed the "." in the dns entries. So they could not work! _service._proto.name TTL class SRV priority weight port target one could expand the explanation at that point and directly add the line: _service._proto.name.domain.tld. ("." !!) class SRV ... I didn't get the existence of that point at all, simply over-read it.
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Licaon_Kter
That's usually added by the DNS panel thing
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Stefan
my provieders "thing" seems to be buggy.
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BTNC
> Who is the operator or associated with the "b1t.rip" server. Rewtkid is who he usually goes by from jab.nullexistence.net he DDOSd digdeeper.club over removal of a spammer who even hit this muc and many more.
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latex
What kind of DDoS attack was it?
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latex
L3, L7?
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latex
TCP SYN? Bandwidth attack? UDP amplification? DNS amplification? Botnet?
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agris
1. Million N-words
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BTNC
Logs would have to be looked at. Its not his first time. agris the million n words is a different person from the kni$$er spammer
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agris
Ok