Installation on Alpine Linux #1461
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I have extended the Technitium DNS installation script to properly install on Alpine Linux. The script now takes care of installing the binaries needed just for the installation, as well as the libstdc++ package required by Microsoft .NET (the dotnet installation scripts does not check if it is missing)
I also provide the
openrc.servicefile to run Technitium DNS as a service. The installation script now checks not only for systemd, but also for OpenRC.If this PR is accepted, this blog post should be updated stating the now supported Alpine Linux.
I have tested the script on Alpine Linux v3.20.