Systemd-Resolved's Silent DNS Lies
Your Caddy certificate just expired. Don't blame Caddy. Blame your trusty systemd-resolved. It's been lying about DNS. And you probably didn't even notice.
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Your Caddy certificate just expired. Don't blame Caddy. Blame your trusty systemd-resolved. It's been lying about DNS. And you probably didn't even notice.
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