bart-roos

You don't actually need a zone file. The DNS server is supposed to respond with a SERVFAIL, but the query will still be logged in the query log. The snippets...

> Where did you put this record? On the DNS callback server (log4jchecker) or on your domain name servers for northwave.nl? > > `log4jdnsreq 3600 IN NS log4jchecker.northwave.nl.` You would...

1. You need to change them to your own domain names 2. In your existing DNS server of DNS provider 3. See the README.md 4. Can't help you with that...

We thought about doing exactly this at first, but then realised that this won't catch incoming DNS requests via TCP.

> Fair enough, I understand. (Also, not having a DNS server prevents to return responses with an ultra-short TTL so you don't master the caching of the SERVFAIL.) Well, as...

After taking a quick peek at the source code, it seems that using one of the timezone helper functions that HA offers might help in solving the issue: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/dev/homeassistant/util/dt.py

> Het lijkt er trouwens op dat de grafiek in de app ook niet helemaal klopt. Zou de geselecteerde balk nu gelden van 11:00-12:00 of van 12:00-13:00 zoals de achterliggende...

I had the same issue. Running `sudo kubeadm reset` on all nodes and trying again solved this issue for me.