Comment by akerl_ 4 hours ago Can you link to a distro config that defaults to that? 2 comments akerl_ Reply jcalvinowens 3 hours ago No, it's experimental. But I run it on all my machines, the only time I've had a problem is when it caught a typo in a DS record. tptacek 1 hour ago Nobody has ever disputed that you could run a fully recursive cache on your workstation, only that any ordinary user ever does.You can see at this point how hollow "DNSSEC" is as an answer to the problem of this thread.
jcalvinowens 3 hours ago No, it's experimental. But I run it on all my machines, the only time I've had a problem is when it caught a typo in a DS record. tptacek 1 hour ago Nobody has ever disputed that you could run a fully recursive cache on your workstation, only that any ordinary user ever does.You can see at this point how hollow "DNSSEC" is as an answer to the problem of this thread.
tptacek 1 hour ago Nobody has ever disputed that you could run a fully recursive cache on your workstation, only that any ordinary user ever does.You can see at this point how hollow "DNSSEC" is as an answer to the problem of this thread.
No, it's experimental. But I run it on all my machines, the only time I've had a problem is when it caught a typo in a DS record.
Nobody has ever disputed that you could run a fully recursive cache on your workstation, only that any ordinary user ever does.
You can see at this point how hollow "DNSSEC" is as an answer to the problem of this thread.