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resolved: gpg --send-keys fails with stub-resolv.conf
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Yes, they work. |
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Do you have any trust anchors file in {/etc,/usr/lib,/run}/dnssec-trust-anchors.d ?? |
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Yes, I don't have those dirs at all. I've been also able to reproduce this on systemd 247.3 (Debian stable). Edit: how did you try to reproduce this? Note that I have both DoT and DNSSEC enabled. I did not try changing DNS server though (only used quad9) |
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I just tried it with the latest main and can't reproduce it either: |
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@Tachi107 I tried with 9.9.9.9 and both DNSOverTLS and DNSSEC are enabled. |
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Uhm, strange... I'll try to reproduce it on non-Debian systems. |
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I've been able to reproduce this on Fedora 36 Live (bare metal, not VM). I've encountered all the issues I described above. The commands were run on a clean Live image, and the only things I changed from the default system config were some resolved settings to enable DNSSEC and DoT. |
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I think this is again related to breakages caused by LLMNR single label queries not forwarded to correct destination. I am testing
It just returns SERVFAIL on single label names, thus breaking the ability to validate whole chain. |
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When I set also |
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Better demonstrated with drill from ldns-utils package.
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