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Aye, for example - how /etc/hosts and precedence plays out. With glibc this normally falls to nsswitch. Sadly I can't remember much about musl - I'm too tired
by bravetraveler 3y ago
Aye, for example - how /etc/hosts and precedence plays out.
With glibc this normally falls to nsswitch. Sadly I can't remember much about musl - I'm too tired and I've been focused elsewhere lately.
It's notably different in terms of preferred order between files/DNS, also with 'conflicting' repeats (aka lazy round robin).
Beyond that, my point is more about awareness. The developers involved were not aware of what you've provided... or what's not mentioned