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[VITAS <VITAS AT 52k.de>]

Hi,

is there a possibility to use both the ican root zones and the opennic ones in order to be able to use dnssec on regular domains?

I suspect, that du to trustchain issues the opennic root keys wont be enough to implement methods like dane.

 

Greetings

 

VITAS

 

Von: discuss-request AT lists.opennicproject.org [mailto:discuss-request AT lists.opennicproject.org] Im Auftrag von Jeff Taylor
Gesendet: Montag, 9. Juni 2014 23:27
An: discuss AT lists.opennicproject.org
Betreff: [TM] Re: [opennic-discuss] Galium - Updated domain registration software

 

A couple of questions...

1) Have you seen our github at http://git.opennic.glue/ ?

2) Any chance of storing domain data in LDAP instead of mysql?  This would make instant compatibility with the registrar that I recently wrote, and we already have LDAP servers in place for data storage and redundancy (plus the existing member registrations).

On 06/02/2014 10:38 PM, Tim Groeneveld wrote:

Hi Guys,

After banging away at my keyboard for the past couple of days, I have finally got around to almost having the new version of Galium completed.

Instead of using old-school PHP, the new registration software uses Laravel (laravel.com) for the framework.

Using Laravel, the code is well sorted and literally thousands of times more secure then the previous release of Galium.

There are a number of really cool changes, mainly:

 - Complete replacement of the old theming platform, now using Laravel/Bootstrap View::make

 - New, simple theme based built with Bootstrap, enabling integration with hundreds of themes

 - Replacement of old user login hashes after first login. New hashes automatically get rehashed with configuration changes.

 - nodejs whois server built in.

 - *A REAL API*. With a REST/JSON interface. (whois is the first client to use this API, still need to integrate registration/login functions)

 - Support for master/master zone generation with MySQL replication.

With regards to the MySQL replication, I will go more in-depth about this later, but this will help us replicate zone databases across different servers, and might provide a viable solution to the issues that we have had with servers going offline & us loosing data, as we (zone operators) could replicate our data to one or more MySQL master servers controlled by OpenNIC, and these servers could do point in time snapshots of the database.

Anyways, I have control of the OpenNIC organisation inside GitHub, so I will post it up there soon.

(If anyone else has any OpenNIC-specific code they would like to throw up onto the http://github.com/opennic account, please let me know).

Cheers,

Tim

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