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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

Actually something like that could be implemented.  I run a report to generate the reliability stats every 6 hours, it would make more sense to store that kind of data in LDAP, then it would be easy to have other programs pick up those stats for display.

On 10/08/2015 12:20 AM, Christopher wrote:

That's a really nice page for listing servers. I assume this is
replacing the old public T2 list? If so, is there going to be any
linkage to the report page so one can see how stable it's been? Could
be when you click on the hostname to not clutter up the page, or in
the hover over the status (e.g. xx% uptime in the past 30 days), if
not just another column listing the percentage. Maybe click on the
percentage (wherever it is) to go to the report page.

Either way, looking good!


On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 10:45 AM, Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net> wrote:

I am in the process of finishing up some new code which will put the list of
tier1 and tier2 servers into the LDAP database.  Not only will this make it
easier to share information between different web pages (there's a lot of
places where files are being generated so another server can wget the
information), but it also opens up additional fields of information.

The place to go:  http://servers.opennicproject.org/

If you are a Tier2 administrator, please make sure you have registered an
account at https://www.opennicproject.org/members/
If the name on your servers does not match your actual login name, please
send me a private email with the information and I will get it corrected.

Some info about the new setup... Servers can now have both an IPv4 and IPv6
address assigned (making it easier to see which addresses are actually the
same machine).  New fields have been added to list alternate open ports,
whether a server uses whitelisting/blacklisting, and a full block of
information for DNSCrypt support.

Location, DNSCrypt, and logging information has been added to TXT record for
servers which have the appropriate entries.  As an example, you might see
the following:

# dig +short TXT ns1.akl.nz.dns.opennic.glue
"Log policy: (Anonymous) Auckland, New Zealand"
"Location: Auckland, New Zealand"
"DNSCrypt-Server: fvz-rec-nz-akl-01"
"DNSCrypt-key:
D7F2:D231:33BD:2A55:DF4F:C2E8:53FC:43C3:525F:423A:518F:0DC4:5A67:9E35:D940:314B"

For those simply viewing the list of servers on the new page, several bits
of info will appear by hovering over different fields. You can also see the
full record for a server by clicking on the hostname.  There are a number of
buttons at the top of the page, including a search option, which allows you
to view only the servers you are interested in.  You can also click on a
column header to sort the list by that field.

The formatting still needs filled in -- I tested the CSS under firefox and
chrome, but I still need to add -webkit- entries for most of the fancy
stuff.  Also a lot of features on the page, such as sorting by country
codes, require _javascript_.  As I work more with the code I will try to
reduce the dependency on JS for those who aren't using it.

As always, let me know if you see any bugs.



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