With my memory management a little less impeachable, we turn now to
different behavior on different OSes.
On OmniOS, in Vultr's network, my A and AAAA lookups check in (skadns_t
*)->list after skadns_update(...), with failure, quickly. On
HardenedBSD, in Shaw's network (so I'm aware that I'm not controlling
for different DNS recursors here, and I should be), my A and AAAA
lookups check with failure after the 45 seconds.
I link truss -f of my application piped through grep skadns' PID to show
only skadns, on OmniOS
<https://umbrellix.net/~ellenor/omnios.sdtruss.txt> and HardenedBSD
<https://umbrellix.net/~ellenor/hbsd.sdtruss.txt>. If my application's
truss output is required, I can supply that too.
On 10/7/22 08:27, Ellenor Bjornsdottir wrote:
While chasing this bug, I found out that I screwed up memory management in my
program.
This is no longer skaware@'s problem. I'll be back with a truss run once I've
fixed /that/.
On 6 October 2022 16:45:50 UTC, Laurent Bercot<ska-skaw...@skarnet.org> wrote:
Neither of those conditions actually apply - my network is up and my resolver
is responding (albeit slowly - it takes about a second). I get the expected
response on the first batch of queries I fire off, but then the second batch
gets ENETUNREACH. This happens every time I run my program (albeit on special
snowflake illumos; I have not tried on other OSes).
If you think s6-dns is behaving incorrectly, please pastebin a strace
(or local equivalent) of skadnsd somewhere, so we can check what it is
doing.
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Laurent
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