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[ERROR] Unsupported protocol for [test]: [Plain] #3281
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2.1.17
I read the documentation and this is not answered there
Initially raised as discussion #...
What's happening?
https://dnscrypt.info/stamps/ has "Plain DNS" as an option, yet when I add generated stamp into dnscrypt-proxy, it returns
Get DNSStamp and add it as static entry to dnscrypt-proxy's toml
Start dnscrypt-proxy
Expected behavior
DNSCrypt-proxy test and connect to it, with or without encryption warning.
Additional context
Other DOH client have an option to use system's certstore to verify the cert, but DOH breaks frequently with dnscrypt-proxy. By adding 1 or 2 Plain DNS as a fallback (when no alternatives are online) this improves reliability.
Excepts when forwarding to your local router, dnscrypt-proxy only connects to encrypted/authenticated DNS servers. This is why it exists. It's intentionally impossible to use an insecure protocol.
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jedisct1 commentedon Jul 14, 2026
Excepts when forwarding to your local router,
dnscrypt-proxyonly connects to encrypted/authenticated DNS servers. This is why it exists. It's intentionally impossible to use an insecure protocol.jedisct1 commentedon Jul 15, 2026
https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Forwarding