11:13:51 selsta: i ended up having to update manually, i saw no notification. was on v0.18.1.2, maybe that's why. 11:14:21 charuto: v0.18.1.2 should not matter 11:14:41 do you use a VPN? 11:14:46 shrugs 11:14:50 yes i do. 11:15:31 dig -t TXT updates.moneropulse.org 11:15:44 does this print the hashes of the different versions? 11:18:12 it does. 11:25:25 can you start the old version from command line and then click on cancel when it asks for your password? and then post the log output? 11:25:35 I'm curious if it says "2023-04-19 11:23:49.531 I Version 0.18.2.2 of monero-gui for mac-x64 is available: https://downloads.getmonero.org/gui/monero-gui-mac-x64-v0.18.2.2.dmg, SHA256 hash 0b676d21b8133830b8446744382ae7c8b51d0e228713184d70100721504bdd4c" 11:26:04 you can download the old version here: https://downloads.getmonero.org/gui/monero-gui-linux-x64-v0.18.1.2.tar.bz2 11:37:34 yeah, give me a while and i'll try that 11:39:51 ty 11:41:58 invalid dnssec txt record yadda yadda servfail no ds for ds org. while building chain of trust 11:43:05 want me to post the full message or is that enough? 11:44:04 does it show up when you start with `DNS_PUBLIC="tcp://9.9.9.9"` env var? 11:46:49 trying also 11:50:45 selsta: would you prefer if i simply used 9.9.9.9 as a custom dns server on my vpn configuration? 11:51:08 it shouldn't matter 11:51:22 you can try either 11:51:33 let me try disabling dns content blockers first. 11:54:37 shouldn't be related to content blocker 11:55:12 I have the same issue when I use Hetzner default DNS. 11:55:15 i see the update prompt / message in terminal (ubuntu 22.04) 11:56:10 neither worked. 11:56:25 can you explain me how to set the envvar, been a while. 11:57:13 envvars are "forgot" upon reboot, correct? i won't have to manually revert it, or will i? 11:57:18 DNS_PUBLIC="tcp://9.9.9.9" ./monero-wallet-gui 11:57:44 ty 12:00:07 It should show `Using public DNS server(s): 9.9.9.9 (TCP)` in the logs when it's set correctly 12:07:25 "no two valid dns txt records were received" 12:13:49 That often means your ISP (or some other MITM) is stripping DNSSEC signatures. 12:14:42 There's a program called... monero-utils-check-dns IIRC or similar name, will go through monero records and tell you what's wrong. 12:15:36 thank you, i'll look into it.