[atlas-sw-probes] New release v5020

> On 01 May 2020, at 14:12 , Philip Homburg <philip.homburg at ripe.net> wrote:
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> 
> We made a change to have software probes send the hash of the probe's
> public key instead. With this change the network tab of the probe page
> shows the 'SOS History'.

Interesting “side effect” when using LXC containers that get their |uptime” from the running host:


Resolver 	Time (UTC) 	Query Type 	Power-up Time 	Info
216.66.87.134 	2020-05-03 21:59:43 	AAAA 	25d 0h 10m
216.66.87.134 	2020-05-03 21:29:45 	AAAA 	0h 4m

Between those I transferred (backup & restored) the container to a different host.
Thus the first SOS at 21:29:45 was on the old host, that I just booted up, while the 21:59:43 was the new destination host that had been up for ~25 days :)

Perhaps you could consider to include a “daemon start up timestamp” together with a “host” uptime, as it might give indications or restarted daemons too?
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