Re: [users] djbdns thread on vulnerability

2008-07-30 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 07:57:49 -0700, Bill Shupp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 In case anyone hasn't seen this thread:
 
 http://marc.info/?l=djbdnsm=121561642400807w=2

Here's a quick summary:

In short, tinydns is not vulnerable as it is not a cache.  dnscache, thus
far, is not vulnerable.  However, the fix for vulnerable DNS caches is
merely to add more randomness and possible combinations to guess.  It is
*NOT* a complete fix, but merely a temporary shim.  Currently, an unpatched
cache is vulnerable in approximately 10 seconds.  With this fix in place,
it can take up to 8 days of continuous attempts.  The thought is that the
operator of the cache should notice the activity with enough time to
respond.

DNSSEC is being touted as the true fix for this.  If you're a djb user,
he has stated that DNSSEC is basically broken at the moment and possibly
not worth the effort.  I haven't done enough research either way to make a
decision.

The details of the exploit have basically been made public at this point,
and confirmed by Dan Kaminsky, the one who found the vulnerability.  I have
a writeup about it in my blog[1] if you're interested.  There may be
additional details during blackhat on August 7th, though.

In short, I have to agree with Dan, Paul, and the rest of the people
raising the alarm.  This is fairly serious, and if you are using a
vulnerable cache, please get the patch installed.  If you have a cache
behind a firewall or NAT that does not randomize ports, you are also
vulnerable (EVEN IF YOU PATCH!), so be aware and look into getting that
fixed as well.

 Regards,
 
 Bill

1)
http://blog.godshell.com/blog/index.php?/archives/157-Steal-the-Nets-Identity.html

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Re: [users] SOA Serial Numbers

2007-05-22 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
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Bill Shupp wrote:
 I chose to use tinydns default serial numbers.  I believe the 1.1.5
 series has custom serial support.  But I haven't looked at it in a while.

Is 1.1.6 considered production quality?

 Regards,
 
 Bill Shupp


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Re: [users] VegaDNS SOA editing problem

2005-05-13 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Bob Hutchinson wrote:

you have set E_NOTICE on so it's now displaying notices
The function parse_soa needs to be cleaned up to cope with undefined indexes.
It has not been fixed in later versions, so perhaps this has not appeared 
before because something else is not set right, default soa record OK?
  


Doh..  It's the E_NOTICE bit...  When I upgraded to RHES 4.0, it moved
my php.ini out of the way and put a default on in place...  A quick
modification fixed this..

Thanks for the tip..  PHP is not something I configure or program in on
a regular basis...

HTH
  


Thanks!

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Re: [users] Troubles with the Vaga dns

2005-05-13 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Jeremy Kitchen wrote:

perhaps mysql isn't running, or you don't have php configure with the correct 
mysql socket for your system.
  


I wonder if it's looking for /tmp/mysql.sock    ?

-Jeremy

  



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[users] VegaDNS SOA editing problem

2005-05-12 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Hi all,

I tried to edit an SOA record and I'm getting the following error :

Notice: Undefined index: ttl in
/usr2/webroot/sarah.emcyber.com/html/vegadns-0.9.9/src/functions.php on
line 302

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by
(output started at
/usr2/webroot/sarah.emcyber.com/html/vegadns-0.9.9/src/functions.php:302)
in /usr2/webroot/sarah.emcyber.com/html/vegadns-0.9.9/src/records.php on
line 444


I haven't tried editing an SOA record in a while, so I'm not sure at
what point I lost this functionality...  I'm currently running version 0.9.9

Any ideas?

Thanks!

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Re: [users] Error: you do not appear to be logged in.

2005-02-21 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Allen Parker wrote:
already cleared the active_sessions table, can login via commandline
as mysql... when i have a moment, i'm going to kill php and rebuild it
from scratch again.
 

Before you go to that extreme..  What version of MySQL are you using?
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Re: [users] Error: you do not appear to be logged in.

2005-02-21 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Allen Parker wrote:
4.1.8 (have been even when it worked with 0.9.7)
also, haven't changed any mysql settings, and it's funny that the only
problem is that it's telling me that i'm not logged in when i log
in... after populating a new domain by hand (mysql query browser  ssh
tunnel = joy) the update-data.sh worked flawlessly.
 

Damn..  I was gonna suggest that the new password hashing in 4.1.x was 
causing the problem, but since you were running 0.9.7 with it, then I 
can't really suggest that anymore..  :(

Hmmupdate_data.sh would work as it doesn't require a login ...  It's 
only getting the data from the mysql database and reporting it back ...  
I can't help but think that this may still be a mysql password problem ...

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Re: [users] VegaDNS 0.9.9 Released

2005-02-12 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Bob Hutchinson wrote:
On Saturday 05 Feb 2005 00:21, Bill Shupp wrote:
 

All,
I have posted VegaDNS 0.9.9 today.  Major features include:
- Bug fixes for wild card support, default records, sanity checks, and
authenticate_user()
- Smarty update (READ UPGRADE!)
As stated above, please read UPGRADE if you are upgrading.  Unless there
are any other bugs found, I'll be renaming this 1.0 next week.
   

0.9.9 looks OK to me.
 

Agreed..  I haven't had any problems since installing it..  :)
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Re: [users] Hook request

2005-01-22 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Ron Guerin wrote:
Oh well, I tried. ;)
If I'm the only one who cares, then I'm sure you're right.   And it's a
small enough change that it's not a big deal for me to do it when
there's a new version.  I just try to make all patching a last resort.
 

You could always submit a patch and ask Bill to include it in the distro 
:)  Bill's a nice guy, he does stuff like that once in a while.. *grin*

- Ron
 


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Re: [users] Update-data

2004-10-21 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Chris Odell wrote:
 For some reason when I run update-data.sh from the command line, it works
without a hitch. If it runs from cron it never works. Any ideas?
 

This sounds like a path problem ...  Any idea what the specific error 
is?  Are you sure that everything in the update-data.sh script has a 
full path listed?

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Re: [users] new screen shots

2004-10-15 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Bill Shupp wrote:
Does anyone have time/interest to create new screen shots for the 
website?  I've been meaning to do so, but just don't have time, and 
the current ones are a bit old.

Thanks,
Bill
What kind of screenshots are you looking for?   Everything?  I'll stop 
and take a few for ya :)

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Re: [users] Feature: TXT-Type in default records for SPF

2004-09-23 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Georg Gell wrote:
True, but that does not concern me. I am a small ISP, and my clients 
just need normal mail addresses. I don't sell sub domains, so nobody 
is going to send an email from a sub domain. And usually people feel 
the shorter an email address is the better.
And having
v=spf1 a mx -all
makes imo sense in any case as a reasonable default for any domain. If 
it is not what one needs in certain special cases it can always be 
changed later ;)
Agreed..  :)  I'm on the SPF list and I see a lot of stuff come across 
there regarding issues with subdomains..  Figured I'd try to help out in 
advance, but apparently you already have a clue..  :)

I just put 0.9b1 on my servers here...  Looks pretty nice..  The ability 
to jump directly to a domain by letter is pretty cool..  :P

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Re: [users] update-data.sh not functioning correctly...

2004-09-22 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Bob Hutchinson wrote:
It does not matter, any existing data file is moved/removed by the update 
script and the new one installed. There is no connection between VegaDNS and 
TinyDNS except for the data file. 
 

I think that's what confuses new users...  you need to axfr your 
existing data into vegadns *before* starting to use the update script...

They don't have to be on the same machine, you can have several VegaDNS 
instances and merge them into one data file, that's already built in to the 
update script. You can test if your data is delivering what you want without 
TinyDNS running, just cd into the root dir and run 
tinydns-get any example.com
 

This is what makes VegaDNS so unbelievably attractive to me...  I set up 
a secondary nameserver in about 2 minutes and it auto-populated itself 
because VegaDNS uses a single database..  It's great!

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Re: [users] AXFR

2004-07-23 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but if i have secondary DNS server, i haven't two databases :Don secondary server it's written Primary nameserver (first server).
 

Heh, good point..  :)  We used it when we converted our old nameservers 
to djb ...  Since we wanted to keep the original NS addresses, this 
wasn't an issue...

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[users] Successful 0.8.1 upgrade

2004-06-22 Thread Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
Hi all,

I've successfully upgraded to 0.8.1 from 0.7.0 ...  Worked out
flawlessly..  :)

I have a question regarding the creation of new records.  Which records
need to end in a . ??  It looks like NS, CNAME, and PTR records require
this..  Would it be possible to put in some sort of check to ensure that
there is a trailing . ??

Also, the ability to sort by the different fields would be nice...

Thanks!

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