Vincent Lefevre (HE12026-09-08):
> I don't see why this is necessarily the case. Since the DNS server
> necessarily does remote connections to obtain the IP addresses, it
> could be a general network problem beyond the DNS server.
>
> Note that once the DNS server has obtained the IP address, there
> are no longer any issue with it ("dig" always succeeds for this
> host). Only getaddrinfo still fails to give the IPv4 address with
> AF_UNSPEC.
Sure, your DNS returns intermittent failure codes, enough to cause you
trouble, but it is perfectly fine, and the real issue is in a piece of
code that millions of people in the world use but only you and a few
randoms on Stackoverflow have problems with.
--
Nicolas George
