Daniel Stirnimann wrote:
>
> I would like BIND to also more gracefully handle qmin errors. This could
> mean changing the to the query type A (See attached patch for BIND
> 9.14.2) or disabling qmin on errors.
I tend to think that making A queries instead of NS is the best way to
reduce the compl
Hi
On 24.05.19 12:41, Witold Krecicki wrote:
> Could you try the attached patch (instead of the one you provided) and
> see what happens? It stops trying to do qname minimization earlier if it
> sees any failures in resolution (e.g. lame servers, as with the domains
> you provided), it should work
Hi
Yes, that's an incorrect behaviour - relaxed mode should work in all
cases where regular resolution works (and can't be broken with external
queries - but if it can then that's a hopeless case...).
Could you try the attached patch (instead of the one you provided) and
see what happens? It stops
Dear all,
We run BIND 9.14.2 on our resolver. The introduction of DNS query
minimization (qmin) has so far caused a huge increase in customer
reports about domain names which cannot be resolved.
In comparison to other open source DNS resolvers which support query
minimization, BIND seems to be th
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