| 18 Oct 2025 |
 vcunat | So perhaps that for now? | 19:36:41 |
 hexa (signing key rotation when) | what I suggested here | 19:37:02 |
| vcunat | Sounds OK to try for me. | 19:37:23 |
| vcunat | Though it would be nice to confirm experimentally that the site remains usable from at least two different continents. | 19:37:52 |
| vcunat | And consider defaulting to www. for medium term? (Maybe it's easy to switch in Netlify, but I have no idea really.) | 19:38:13 |
| vcunat | * And consider defaulting to www. for medium term? (Maybe it's easy to switch in Netlify, but I have no idea really and it surely can have implications.) | 19:38:24 |
| vcunat | * And consider defaulting to www. for medium term? (Maybe it's easy to switch in Netlify, but I have no idea really and it surely can have nontrivial implications.) | 19:38:30 |
| vcunat | If you do, please use somewhat short TTL for now. | 19:39:27 |
| vcunat | * If you/we do, please use somewhat short TTL for now. | 19:39:48 |
| vcunat | So that it's still possible to switch fast. | 19:40:06 |
| hexa (signing key rotation when) | default ttl is 1h | 19:41:45 |
| hexa (signing key rotation when) | that's reasonably short imo | 19:41:49 |
| vcunat | Well... the Netlify records get returned with 80s to me. | 19:50:02 |
| vcunat | Or 120 now, say www.nixos.org. | 19:50:21 |
| vcunat | I meant it like - if the static record turns out horrible, it's nice to be able to revert within minutes. | 19:51:16 |
| vcunat | (and performance benefit of TTLs above several minutes seem rather low in practice, from what I've heard) | 19:51:59 |
| vcunat | * (and performance benefit of TTLs above several minutes seem rather low in practice, from what I've heard, except maybe stuff like DNSKEYs and nameserver records) | 19:52:23 |
| vcunat | I see it switched now. And pretty snappy clicking around the web, from here in .cz at least. | 19:56:38 |
| hexa (signing key rotation when) | ideally we'd have something that we can put behind fastly | 22:30:14 |
| hexa (signing key rotation when) | because fastly does give us ip addresses | 22:30:20 |
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 7c6f434c | Not urgent, but would like to understand eventually.
OpaVote says elections@nixos.org is bouncing. Last time I expected to receive something specific from them to that address, it got delivered.
When someone has time, could it be checked if there was any bounce logged for an email from opavote.com domain recently (in the last 10 days I guess)?
Thanks! | 19:56:55 |
| hexa (signing key rotation when) | no mention of "opavote" (case insensitive) in the postfix log of the last 14 days | 21:46:17 |
| hexa (signing key rotation when) | that would be from oct 7th | 21:46:31 |
| 7c6f434c | Thanks! No clue what bounce they are complaining about then, but oh well. | 21:47:00 |
 Lun | Could it be related to https://github.com/NixOS/infra/issues/873 if that' | 21:54:09 |
| Lun | * Could it be related to https://github.com/NixOS/infra/issues/873 if that's impacting MX lookups? | 21:54:16 |
