Maybe this will help with finding other users.

It's not part of the listen directive anymore, it's now a separate
directive.

This is a dump of the config from a new router (Linksys MR8300) running
a new version of OpenWRT (23.05).

After migrating all Docker Compose services to a managed (not the
default) network, the IP address has changed.

The first time unbound-anchor is run the exit code is 1.

This reverts commit 49549b66.

It's complaining about missing modules but they exist. Also, it doesn't
find the requirements.yml file inside the Ansible directory.

It's been created by Ansible now since it's been used by multiple
project, all complaining that the labels are wrong.

This reverts commit a3ea3389.

I was the impression that soft updates improve reliability but in fact
they reduce it (had a couple of power outages and it would only boot in
single user mode and all of the partitions required an fsck).

Per https://zonemaster.net/en/result/472d8d42df31e2d8, implement _some_
of the recommendations:
- Limit AXFR availability.
- Raise some of the SOA values.

The Am I Live checks routinely fail because of it.

It's been decomissioned.

It overrides /etc/resolv.conf and I don't need it (I run my own DNS
resolver).

Also set the region, Am I Live is running in a region different to the
default.

- Update the Terraform documentation.
- Update Vouch.
- Cleanup the GitLab CI file.

This is a copy of the web-proxy-docker repo but the base image is now in
the [dockerfiles](https://git.shore.co.il/shore/dockerfiles) repo.

Faulty motherboard, good Asus support, new MAC address.

Because of the convoluted way I'm running tasks, there's only 1 host in
the play but the handlers are for the remote hosts. Run them even if
there's a failure to restart whatever is needed since the failure will
always be for the local host.

The ECS cluster and ASG instances.