dnscrypt-proxy: Changed 'Provider Key' for securedns to current value#11769
dnscrypt-proxy: Changed 'Provider Key' for securedns to current value#11769neheb merged 1 commit intoopenwrt:masterfrom
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Signed-off-by: Chris E <cbz@pobox.com>
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You should send the pull request to upstream (https://github.com/dyne/dnscrypt-proxy/blob/master/dnscrypt-resolvers.csv#L102) first, because there it needs to be improved, too. |
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Given that the upstream hasn't been accepting changes since Jan 2018, this is an example of the best being the enemy of the good. |
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Honestly, I don't know, why you don't want to send it to upstream. The dnscrypt-proxy does not plan any new features and it should be maintained. I see the latest commit from August 2019 and there is a good change to have it fixed not just in OpenWrt, but for anyone, who is using dnscrypt-proxy from source code. Instead of arguing about it here, it could be done. |
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Did you actually take a look at the upstream? Because I did. The upstream's last change was 8 months ago, and the project build has been failing for almost as long. They last accepted a change to the resolvers file 2 years ago, which is why people have been forking it and updating their private copies. They have two outstanding pull requests dating to November 2019 and March 2018, I don't think they are likely to respond particularly quickly. |
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Look at this issue - dyne/dnscrypt-proxy#15 - they aren't updating their CSV file any longer because the focus has moved to dnscrypt-proxy2 |
Signed-off-by: Chris E cbz@pobox.com
Maintainer: me / @<github-user> (find it by checking history of the package Makefile)
Compile tested: mips_24kc / 19.07.02
Run tested: mips_24kc / 19.07.02
Description:
Changed key in resolver file for securedns.eu to match current value on https://securedns.eu/