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* [ Google] [ dnsoverhttps ] - Well tested and configured by default
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* [ Cloudflare] [ ] _ (Beta)_ - May be used by passing the ` --cloudflare ` flag
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* [ Quad9] [ ] _ (Beta)_ - May be used by passing the `--quad9' flag
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+ If you're interested in a more roll-your-own-DNS system, you might look at
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+ [ dnoxy] [ ] , a sibling project to secureoperator which allows running your own
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+ DNS-over-HTTPS servers.
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## Installation
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You may retrieve binaries from [ the releases page] [ releases ] , or install using
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* More thorough unit tests
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* Installable packages for your favorite Linux distributions
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* Documentation on deploying secureoperator to a local network
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- * Contributions to [ reverseoperator] [ ] , the work-in-progress sibling project to
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- secureoperator which enables API compatible independent DNS-over-HTTPS servers
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- to be run
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### Known Issues
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[ semver ] : http://semver.org/
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[ wiki-setup ] : https://github.com/fardog/secureoperator/wiki/Setting-up-dnsmasq-with-secureoperator
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[ dnsmasq ] : http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/doc.html
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- [ reverseoperator ] : https://github.com/fardog/reverseoperator
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[ cloudflare ] : https://1.1.1.1/
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+ [ quad9 ] : https://www.quad9.net/
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+ [ dnoxy ] : https://github.com/fardog/dnoxy
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