djbdnscurve6
is a fork of Dan J. Bernstein's djbdns.
Features
- IPv6 capabilites based on fehQlibs allowing the use of compactified IPv6 and LLU addresses.
- Support for TLSA records according to RFC 6698 for tinydns.
- Support for DKIM records according to RFC 6376 for tinydns and DNS TXT lookup.
- CurveDNS secured query/response for dnscache.
- CurveDNS enabled servers: tinydns, rbldns, walldns. based on NaCl/libsodium applying and improving Matthew Dempsky's patch.
- rbldns supporting IPv6 addresses.
- Multihoming & dualstack capabilities for the servers.
- Miscellaneous improvements in particular for dnscache.
- Siphash cache for dnscache.
- Authoritative DNS responses in split-horizon manner evaluating IP client addresses in given CIDR format.
- Installation accordingly to the slashpackage convention.
Requirements
djbdnscurve6 requires
- fehQlibs (basics and IP socket connectivity).
- NaCl or libsodium for encryption/decryption services.
- daemontools for startup and environment setting.
- systemd or others (runit, s6) can be used with caution.
Packages removed
- pickdns has been removed.
User Interface changes
- Due to IPv6 support, the tinydns data file uses a '|’ and not the usual ':' as delimitor.
- Unlike Felix von Leitner's implementation, IPv6 notation is given by compactified addresses.
Unfinished features
- tinydns is UDP only and does not provide DNSSec features.
- rts.test has not been fully adjusted yet (it is IPv4 only),
- EDNS0 partially supported by dnscache.
Erwin Hoffmann, February 2023.