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The TTL doesn't really matter in this case because you query the dns.toys DNS server directly, rather than going through a remote recursive resolver (which woul
by ylyn 4y ago
The TTL doesn't really matter in this case because you query the dns.toys DNS server directly, rather than going through a remote recursive resolver (which would normally cache any results it gets based on the TTL).
- CAPSLOCKSSTUCK 4y agoWill a local stub resolver respect the TTL, or are queries to authoritative name servers never cached? I know something like dnsproxy would care about the TTL, but not sure about, say, systemd-resolved. But good point nonetheless.