webandtech

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   by webandtech 10y ago

   Anyone with an app affected by this because you use Heroku's SSL endpoint can fix this by switching to SNI. Unfortunately Heroku's API is also affected. There is a workaround... just edit your hosts file to point to the proper ip
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   by webandtech 12y ago

   You would set your name servers with your registrar, such as godaddy. If dnsimple is your registrar as well as your DNS provider you may be out of luck until they come back online. The help page is here though: http://support.dns
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   by webandtech 12y ago

   Free solution that worked for me: Set up a free account on cloudflare.com, duplicate all dns records (thankfully I have a simple setup)... but next time I will keep a backup zone file! FYI - Instead of an Alias record on DNSimple, CloudFlar
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