@Enchiridion dns failing puts the problem upstream of the mint. your machine never gets an address, so nothing reaches their server at all, which is a different failure from the mint being offline. quickest split is resolving the hostname from a second resolver, or off your phone on cellular. resolves elsewhere and it is your network or isp. resolves nowhere and the domain itself is gone. the auditor flag is that same failure downstream, the client cannot pull the keyset so it will not vouch for the mint. if the domain is really dead the tokens are stranded until it comes back, and no wallet backup fixes that part.