There’s no generic tool. The one that was mentioned in the article was tailored
for that specific bug in jemalloc.
In any case, the article is only tangential to the topic here. It talks about a
issue in the jemalloc that was triggered by a specific code in named.
Ondřej
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By using host, you are missing the important bits - the packet sizes and the
header bits. Most probably the response doesn’t fit into 512 bytes, so it’s
truncated. Which is not a problem because any compliant software will: a) use
EDNS with at least 1232 buffer size, b) retry over TCP if it
Hello,
For the Devuan project we use a DNS round robin for mirrors - deb.devuan.org.
Mostly for cleanliness and separation which part is maintained by humans and
which by tools, there is a separate zone rr.devuan.org fully maintained by
tools. deb.devuan.org is CNAME of deb.rr.devuan.org, which
Hi Ondřej,
I see there is a reproducer.c mentioned in
https://www.isc.org/blogs/jemalloc-glitch/. I do not see a link to the full
code. Is this the testing tool that the community prefers? Where can we find
this tool?
I wonder if a lot of this user confusion could be fixed by simply rewording
On Thu, Jul 14, 2022 at 06:22:47PM +0200, Ondřej Surý wrote:
! Could you for the purpose of the debugging share the DNS traffic between the
phone device and the resolver?
!
! I think stepping back a little might help debug the issue. Perhaps people on
the list might notice something that might
Hi there,
On Mon, 25 Jul 2022, Gene Ammerman wrote:
I am on a Mac running macOS 10.10 with server 5.7 and I just need to
setup DNS for this.
Your meaning is not clear to me. When you say
"I just need to setup DNS"
which of the following do you mean:
(a) I need applications which run on
Sorry, but you are being too terse. What is DNS setup? Which website? What
*exactly* are you doing? Would you be able to help yourself with such little
information you gave us?
Ondřej
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My working hours and your working hours may be different. Please do not feel
Hi Gene.
Please can you post a link to 'the website' you refer to?
Where have you got to so far? BIND requires one config file - named.conf -
which, at its simplest, doesn't need to contain much at all; the defaults
should pretty much just work. But let's start with what you have now and,
if
So I have tried this even with macOS to even 12.4. But I am still not able to
get DNS setup on my machine using the instructions from the web site. Is there
any other instructions to follow?
Respectfully,
Gene Ammerman
Apple Support Senior Advisor
Business & Education
> On Jul 25, 2022, at
macOS 10.10 reach end-of-life 5 years ago. You can try installing recent enough
compiler with C11/C17 support and up-to-date libraries, but you are mostly on
your own.
Ondřej
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Ondřej Surý — ISC (He/Him)
My working hours and your working hours may be different. Please do not feel
obligated
Is there a more basic setup instruction guide than what is provided on the web
site?
I am on a Mac running macOS 10.10 with server 5.7 and I just need to setup DNS
for this.
Thank you
Respectfully,
Gene Ammerman
Apple Support Senior Advisor
Business & Education
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I can’t really parse your message. I’ve repeatedly asked you to provide a
reproducer. And yet again you come and ask that we do the debugging for you.
The currency here that you need to pay to get help is sharing - sharing the
information, sharing the experience. Don’t mistake free software for
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I'm no BIND guru, so I'm of no real help on the technical aspects of your query
- but I'm puzzled by the direction this has gone.
>· Bind compiled with openssl 1.0 and openssl 1.1 behavior was the same,
>in 9.18.3 memory usage was high wrt 9.16.21.
The claim that BIND
Thanks Ondřej
We really appreciate your help in debugging this issue.
Observations that we have shared are with 32M data of 15 characters and we
have configured jemalloc and bind using.
Downloaded the jemalloc-5.3.0.tar.bz2 and configure using below command
# ./configure --prefix=/usr
Downloaded
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