jamesstevens/handshake-resolver repository overview

⁠handshake-resolver

This is a container running a bind DNS Resolver with a Handshake & ICANN ROOT data to provide a robust and fully RFC compliant DNS resolver service, with full DNSSEC suppport, for all TLDs contained in both the ICANN and Handhsake environments.

Where there are TLDs that exist in both Handshake and ICANN, for backwards compatibility, I give preference to the ICANN one.

⁠ROOT Zone XFR Support

This container will also support making the ROOT zone available by XFR (AXFR / IXFR) to anybody who asks. This is a new fewature in v1.1

⁠NOTE

NOTE: The merged ROOT zone is signed using keys that I hold, so you are effectively trusting me to do a good job.

This is the DS record itself, for the KSK I have used - so this is the DS that this resolver will be validating against. If you want to do a full DNSSEC validation, you will need this DS to validate the ROOT/KSK.

    trust-anchors { . static-ds 7482 14 2 "313A31171A3D420E339EFD610CF967FA8F047C19ECAADE151DBF4D78870EEADF"; };

I used this https://github.com/buffrr/hsd-axfr⁠ plug-in for hsd to get the merged DNS data out of hsd, then used dynamic signing in bind to sign the zone.

All you need is something like this

    zone "." {
            type slave;
            masters { 127.0.0.9; };
            file "/data/zones/ROOT.merged";

            key-directory "/keys";
            auto-dnssec maintain;
            inline-signing yes;
            };

Where your hsd (that has the axfr plug-in) is listening on 127.0.0.9