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I could imagine there may be systems that don't connect to the internet but maybe want to use DNS protocol to coordinate to other systems.
by k2xl 10y ago
I could imagine there may be systems that don't connect to the internet but maybe want to use DNS protocol to coordinate to other systems.
- EdSharkey 10y agoThen for that oddball one-off system, there's a kernel compilation flag that is impossible to find in obfuscated C and assembler that you can set named UNSAFE_ALLOW_REMOTE_DNS_RECORDS_DRAGONS = true where the default setting is always FALSE. Can someone who does kernel or DNS client development in operating systems comment? Am I nuts or is DNS nuts?