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Label compression is pretty common, I think all of the big name server implementations do it by default. Amazon Route 53 definitely does it - I wrote the code!
by colmmacc 9y ago
Label compression is pretty common, I think all of the big name server implementations do it by default. Amazon Route 53 definitely does it - I wrote the code! But my favorite thing about DNS label compression is probably this quote from DJB's code where he implemented it ...
https://github.com/abh/djbdns/blob/0715ca5de14ad5eae2c779c536beee2ef56d07a2/dns_packet.c#L2 https://github.com/abh/djbdns/blob/0715ca5de14ad5eae2c779c53...
- ChrisSD 9y agoThanks! I've only been hacking around with dns as an amateur so i appreciate the correction.
- bluejekyll 9y agoYeah, label compression is very much in use. It is annoying though, it’s one of the slower pieces during serialization.