unbound: tune timeouts for faster recovery after network outages
Lower infra-host-ttl (900s → 120s) and tcp-reuse-timeout (60s → 15s) so unbound recovers faster from upstream TLS forwarder failures instead of staying stuck after ISP outages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -38,6 +38,12 @@
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do-udp = "yes";
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do-udp = "yes";
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do-tcp = "yes";
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do-tcp = "yes";
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extended-statistics = true;
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extended-statistics = true;
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# Recover faster from upstream failures (e.g. ISP outage)
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# Default 900s is too long - keeps marking servers as bad
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infra-host-ttl = 120;
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# Clean up stale TLS connections faster (default 60s)
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tcp-reuse-timeout = 15;
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};
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};
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remote-control = {
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remote-control = {
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control-enable = true;
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control-enable = true;
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