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If the DNS error doesn't bubble up to the eyes of the average user it might as well not exist, so torrentfreak isn't wrong. Of course CloudFlare hijacking the
by gertop 1y ago
If the DNS error doesn't bubble up to the eyes of the average user it might as well not exist, so torrentfreak isn't wrong.
Of course CloudFlare hijacking the domain and sending traffic to a page they host isn't a great solution either...
- bstsb 1y agofor Cloudflare, looks like they're just following the instructions they were given in the court order - to redirect the website. in no way supporting the act itself of dns blocking
- jiveturkey 1y agoooh, mixed emotion. upvote or downvote? - yes, the error has to bubble up to the user. i'm surprised the browser doesn't do this. i imagined EDE was plumbed into the browser becuase yeah -- no value for this otherwise and with PDNS we need such plumbing - no, cloudflare does not hijack. they implement the court order for domains already under their management. this is no more hijacking than altering the DNS reply is hijacking, in fact less so since they only touch domains that they already serve. (BTW i am very much anti-cloudflare.)