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# Dough
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## Dough is a DoH (DNS Queries over HTTPS) server written in Elixir
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This server was written to the IEFT Draft Spec
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[draft-ietf-doh-dns-over-https-14](https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-doh-dns-over-https-14),
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and has been tested and works flawlessly with Mozilla Firefox `trr`
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configuration.
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## Motivation
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After Mozilla announced their DNS over HTTPS client, the Trusted Recursive
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Resolver (TRR) in partnership with Cloudflare, it sparked a privacy outcry.
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Many were upset that Mozilla was choosing to have an opt-out option that sends
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all visited hostnames to a third-party US based corporation.
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This has the potential to centralize DNS infrastructure further, and allows
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monopolistic control over an even greater portion of internet traffic.
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Users should have control over this feature, and be able to choose their DoH
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proxy server from sources they actually trust.
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## Running the server
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Currently you can run with `Mix run --no-halt`, working on a `distillery`
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process to compile something nice.
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## Configure Firefox
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The quickest way to configure firefox is to visit `about:config`, then search
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for `trr`, setting the following values:
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```
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# force TRR mode, disable normal DNS lookups
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network.trr.mode;3
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# set your DoH server address. You need to use an IP, not a domain name,
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# otherwise you won't be able to look it up with mode 3 set.
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network.trr.uri;https://127.0.0.1:8331/dns-query
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# a domain firefox will resolve to make sure TRR works.
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network.trr.confirmationNS;thurloat.com
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```
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