ZcashFoundation/zeeder
zeeder: native rust DNS seeder for the Zcash network
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Zeeder
zeeder: native rust DNS seeder for the Zcash network
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Zeeder v1.7.0
Zeeder v1.7.0 Zeeder is the Zcash Foundation DNS seeder, written in Rust on zebra-network. This release supports NU7 on Testnet, which activated at height 4,465,026 on 2026-10-04. Mainnet behavior is unchanged. Highlights NU7 on Testnet. Zeeder now builds on zebra-network 14.0.0 and zebra-chain 14.0.0, the crates published with Zebra 7.0.0-rc.0. It advertises peer protocol version 170180, which upgraded Testnet nodes require after NU7, so the Testnet crawler can reach them again.
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Zeeder v1.6.3
Zeeder v1.6.3 Zeeder is the Zcash Foundation DNS seeder, written in Rust on zebra-network. This patch release updates Zeeder to the Zebra 6.4.2 networking crates, including a security fix. Highlights Zebra 6.4.2 networking crates. Zeeder now builds on zebra-network 13.0.0 and zebra-chain 13.0.1. The protocol-version floor and network-upgrade activation heights are unchanged, so peer servability and the activation observer behave as in v1.6.2 (#105). Security fix.
Zeeder v1.6.2
Zeeder v1.6.2 Zeeder is the Zcash Foundation DNS seeder, written in Rust on zebra-network. This patch release corrects authoritative DNS behavior and hardens fleet delivery ahead of the Ironwood activation. Highlights Consistent DNS authority. Every authoritative instance can now publish the same complete NS RRset. The existing nameserver setting remains the primary and SOA MNAME, while the optional additional_nameservers list adds the other authoritative servers. The ZF fleet is configured identically with ns1.zfnd.org through ns6.zfnd.org (#92).