Closed sunbearc22 closed 4 weeks ago
Thanks for these!
The default value for harden-short-bufsize
should actually be yes
. It is currently on because of the notion of on/off. But it is indeed confusing. I changed that and harden-large-queries
below to use the available values instead.
I see you are still editing, so I will wait with committing (and closing the issue) until you give a signal that you have finished with reviewing the man page :)
@gthess Is the default value of harden-large-queries
yes
or no
? It states that it should be off and writes no
. So should it be yes
? I did not quite understand it. What does harden
mean?
@gthess BTW, is there an unbound forum where I can post my question on setting up unbound.conf
and on how unbound works. Posting in Github issue seems inappropriate as they are questions on using unbound.
I have finished posting my edits. ;)
Below doc shows my condensed summary of unbound.conf
arguments and their default values:
unbound.conf_arguments_and_default_values.txt
Are they correct?
The default value of harden-large-queries
is indeed no
. I changed the text to not use off
. Harden is a term regularly used in security and means to fortify with (additional) security settings.
You can use the official mailing list to post questions about operating Unbound (https://lists.nlnetlabs.nl/mailman/listinfo/unbound-users)
You can find a similar document in the source code of Unbound (https://github.com/NLnetLabs/unbound/blob/master/doc/example.conf.in). This lists the default values for the options where it makes sense; otherwise provides an example configuration value. After installation this file can be found at doc/example.conf
. Not sure if it is included with system packages though.
I have committed the documentation changes in the source code but the online documentation follows the latest release. So it will be updated when the new version is released.
Is there a typo in unbound.conf for the default value of the
harden-short-bufsize
argument. I think its default value should beno
and noton
.Also see this:
The argument for
caps-whitelist
should not be<yes or no>
but should be<domain>
.Another: The argument for
ipsecmod-whitelist
should not be<yes or no>
but should be<domain>
.