voidq

@hey@voidq.xyz

OpenBSD on my server, Neovim in my soul, tea in my veins.
self-hosting my own corner of the fediverse because trust issues.
currently: reading man pages and pretending i understand them.

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[?]voidq [he/him] » 🌐
@hey@voidq.xyz

@grunfink@comam.es yep, and that's the one of features does perfectly;)

CC: @stefano@bsd.cafe @mms@bsd.cafe

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    [?]Steve Holden » 🌐
    @holdenweb@freeradical.zone

    @hey @grunfink @stefano @mms I understood the traditional meaning of "split DNS" is using one set of DNS addresses internally and serving a different set to the Internet.

    That way your internal systems can get internal network addresses for hosts in yourdomain.com, meaning the traffic stays private, but the Internet sees only the public addresses of those hosts you choose to expose there.