Want to throw in blocky (<a href="https://github.com/0xERR0R/blocky">https://github.com/0xERR0R/blocky</a>). Supports modern protocols and easy to configure in one file. Migrated to this from pi-hole and never looked back.
Why forward requests to a DNS server like 1.1.1.1 at all? I used to use stuff like pi-hole/dnsmasq, but now I'm using unbound on my opnsense router which supports using blocklists and custom overrides (as well as automatic for DHCP clients). I found the default blocklists in pi-hole broke a few things but not had any problems with the lists I'm using now.
My journey of DNS, including self-hosting with Pi-hole and AdGuard Home, using paid services like NextDNS and AdGuard DNS, and public privacy-respecting resolvers.
I also want to selfhost variosu servers like dns, email(just to send email to myself).....ldap, dhcp etc. Where do I get started with? I know linux command line.
Aparently signing up for a subscription service now qualifies as "self-hosting" 8-)<p>I've been running bind9 on a computer under my desk for about 20 years.<p>The only subdscription required is an ISP contract that includes static IP.<p>Maybe I'll get a netflix acct (never had one), and "self-host" some videos...
> By using multiple different resolvers, operated by different companies, no single one gets the whole picture.<p>I’d say exact opposite. Now you’re sharing data with multiple parties and each is potentially getting enough data to extrapolate the whole picture
Does anyone know of a good authoritative DNS server that supports Dynamic DNS updates? Preferably exclusively standardized stuff. I currently run CoreDNS on my network, but dynamic registration isn't supported and might never be.
>I wanted to be able to access it with a static IP, and I don’t feel like calling my ISP to get one.<p>Not "feeling like" calling your ISP to get a static IP, but also wanting to self-host?
I recently switched from Pi-Hole to AdGuard Home, it was pretty straightforward to migrate my configuration and so far it's working great. I've actually got two servers running AGH + unbound (authoritative) so my internet keeps working if one setup breaks/reboots.
this seems like a massively overcomplicated exercise.<p>dns-blocking is evil, no matter who does it.<p>stop lying to yourself and install contentblocker on your devices