>Fix whatever's broken in your /etc/resolv.conf
Let me first start out by saying I don't use your software, and with this
absolutely splendid attitude of yours, I doubt I ever will. I'm not sending
this letter to help you persay, but to help the users such as Mr. White.
I've actually seen this same problem with other people in the past, and have
tried to fix it for them (unlike yourself, I don't blame users for their
problems -- especially when it comes to GPL'ed software). Mind you, I'm not a
C programmer so I can't claim my fix is the "ideal" fix. I know it's worked for
friends that have had this problem in the past, and I would assume it would
work for Mr. White as well.
I'd ask you not to reply with some arrogant one-liner, although I'm sure that's
probably asking too much -- you probably get off on sending those out.
Regardless, in rfc1035/rfc1035reply.c, lines 128 and 129 read:
r->ra=(p[3] >> 7) & 1;
r->rcode=p[3] & 15;
While I do believe these two lines should read as:
r->ra=(((unsigned char)p[3]) >> 7) & 1;
r->rcode=((unsigned char)p[3]) & 15;
Perhaps Mr. White can try this fix and let us know if it works or not.
I anxiously await your arrogant/elitist repsonse.
Cheers,
Stan
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