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[Jonah Aragon <jonah AT triplebit.net>]

In my view, anonymized logs are logs that are kept but maybe masking the IP addresses or other identifying information so they can't be directly linked to you. Whereas no logs kept would indicate that no query logging of any kind would ever take place.

Of course, many servers probably don't keep logs but are using the anonymized checkbox to indicate that point, which is why it was decided to differentiate between the two options. Any server operators that do that should probably update their server page to show that purple flag instead.

It's really just a scale,

1. Full Logging/No or Unknown Policy

2. Anonymized Logging

3. No logging

Jonah

On Sep 7, 2017 5:42 PM, "Daniel Quintiliani" <danq AT runbox.com> wrote:

I see there is now a difference between "Anonymized logs" and "No logs kept" - what is the difference?

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-Dan Q


On Thu, 07 Sep 2017 16:23:03 -0600, Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net> wrote:

> https://servers.opennic.org/
>
> I wanted to announce an update to the user interface today, with a bit
> more still to come.  First off, I am using colored flags on the left
> side now to represent certain aspects of each server and provide more
> space as we add other options in the future.
>
> I also mostly eliminated the colored bars and am using triangles on the
> right side to represent the state of each server.
>
> Finally, there is not a distinct different in the servers listed
> depending on whether or not you are logged in to the page.  Guest
> visitors will see a smaller list showing servers that are actively
> online or experiencing brief failures.  If you log in with your opennic
> account, you will see the complete list that was shown on the old page.
> I thought it would be more useful for the occasional visitors if they
> only saw the servers that would useful to them as DNS providers.
>
> I also added a new script for the back-side processes.  Some may have
> noticed the number of servers pending deletion has continually grown.
> The new script will move those server to a deleted status after 90
> days.  As a quick review, and server that continually fails testing or
> is offline for more than 48 hours will be moved to the 'remove'
> category. You must go in and manually change your status back to
> 'updated' after fixing the server if you want it to continue being
> listed for opennic, or it will be moved to the 'deleted' category after
> 90 days.  One year after being moved to 'deleted', a server will be
> scrubbed from the database (sometimes people do come back).
>
> I'm also going to try working on the email notifications again so you
> may start seeing those in your mailboxes once more.  PLEASE make sure
> that the 'private' email address you have entered on the members page is
> valid, that is the address used by the server to communicate any problems.
>
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