Hi

>>I am not a DNS expert by any means and I may be way off in left field 
>>here but you may want consider that there are many a server behind 
>>gateway appliances or proxies that cache DNS for a fixed length of 
>>time. I really have no idea if there are devices that do not obey 
>>refresh values but the bigger question is: do you?

In DNS TXT-records, you could store two values: Last Update and Current
Time.

If current time doen't change for some time (greater TTL), DNS records are
being cached.
You need to drop back to HTTP HEAD instead.

If current time changes frequently (in TTL + some little amont), DNS is
reliable.

This needs to be checked be freshclam I think.

Regards,
  Steffen



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