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MatthewVance / stubby-docker

Run Stubby without losing the performance benefits of having a local caching DNS resolver.
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raspberry pi #22

Open GPConnect opened 3 years ago

GPConnect commented 3 years ago

Hello, Will this stack work on a raspberry pi ? Thanks

MatthewVance commented 3 years ago

It should if you build locally. Only a x86 variant is published to Docker Hub currently.

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GPConnect commented 3 years ago

ok ! i will try it ! i do not know much about unbound but i was wondering if i could add two upstream recursive name servers to stubby and configure it to foward the client dns query resolvation from the origin of his ip address to the right upstream ! for example, in case of a vlan, i could send vlan10 to upstream 1 et vlan20 to upstream 2 ! hope you understand me :)

AnthonyEnr1quez commented 3 years ago

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When can we expect the arm version to be published to docker hub?

MatthewVance commented 3 years ago

I have not committed to support an ARM version.

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Knetic commented 3 years ago

For what it's worth, I've used this for about two years on raspberry pi. Build the image(s) locally and it works great.

EDIT: I'd initially had to remove 128-bit integer support from the build file, but the author has covered this much more cleanly in the meantime by detecting support for it during the build and conditionally adding it. This should just work now.