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README.md
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`echoip-slatecave` has some simle ratelimiting built in (see the `[ratelimit]` section in the configuration file) this should help you with too frequest automated requests causung high load.
The default configuration is pretty liberal so that the average human probably won't notice the rate limit, but a misbehavingig bot will be limited to one request every 3 seconds after 15 requests.
## TODO
* [ ] Investigate why search isn't working for global TLDs
* [ ] Add a way to configure just the dns server addresses and derive the port from the protocol.
* [ ] Add an about page for the system resolver
## License
Copyright (c) 2023 Slatian

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templates/404.html
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<li><a href="{{ extra.base_url}}">The homepage</a></li>
<li>The <code>/ip/</code> or <code>/dig/</code> endpoints.</li>
<li><a href="{{ extra.base_url }}/ua">The <code>/ua</code> endpoint wich just displays your user agent.</a></li>
<li><a href="{{ extra.base_url }}/dns_resolver">The list of configured dns resolvers.</a></li>
</ul>
</section>
{% endblock %}

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templates/dig.txt
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{% block path %}dig/{{ data.query | urlencode_strict }}{% endblock %}
{% block content -%}
# dig {{data.query}}
# dig {{data.query}} via {{ data.result.used_dns_resolver }}
{% if data.result.idn -%}
{%- set idn = data.result.idn -%}

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templates/dns_resolver.html
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{% else %}
{% set ip = a | split(pat=":") | first %}
{% endif %}
<dd>{{ helper::ip(extra=extra, ip=ip) }}</dd>
<dd>{{ helper::ip(extra=extra, ip=ip, text=a) }}</dd>
{%- endfor %}
{%- else %}
<dd>None Configured</dd>
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</ul>
<p class="box hint">You can use this DNS server by typing <code>via {{c.aliases | first }}</code> {% if c.aliases | length > 1 %}(or any other alias){% endif %} in the searchfield.</p>
</section>
<p><a href="{{extra.base_url}}/dns_resolver">Back to DNS Resolver list</a></p>
{% endif %}
{% endblock %}

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<a href="{{ self::dig_link(extra=extra, name=name) }}">{% if prefix %}{{ prefix }} {% endif %}{% if fqdn or name=="." %}{{ name }}{% else %}{{ name | trim_end_matches(pat=".") }}{% endif %}</a>
{% endmacro dig %}
{% macro ip(extra, ip) %}
<a href="{{ extra.base_url }}/ip/{{ ip | urlencode_strict | replace(from="%2e", to=".") | replace(from="%3a", to=":") | safe }}"><code>{{ ip }}</code></a>
{% macro ip(extra, ip, text="") %}
<a href="{{ extra.base_url }}/ip/{{ ip | urlencode_strict | replace(from="%2e", to=".") | replace(from="%3a", to=":") | safe }}"><code>{{ text | default(value=ip) }}</code></a>
{% endmacro dig %}
{% macro breadcrumb_domain(extra, name) %}

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<section>
<h2>Did you know?</h2>
<p>If you share this site and the Link gets a preview. The IP-Address after the dash is the one of the machine that generated that preview.</p>
<p>This service exports a <a href="{{ extra.base_url }}/dns_resolver">list of dns resolvers it supports</a>, with configuration.</p>
<p>Every query that can output html can also output json or plain text using the <code>?format=json</code> or <code>?format=text</code> url parameters?</p>
</section>
{% endblock %}