On Sunday, May 20 at 06:46 PM, quoth Samuel Murez:
[root@yoruban root]# DNSCACHEIP=127.0.01 dnsqr mx hotmail.com
15 hotmail.com:
301 bytes, 1+4+0+12 records, response, noerror
query: 15 hotmail.com
answer: hotmail.com 2237 MX 5 mx3.hotmail.com
answer: hotmail.com 2237 MX 5 mx1.hotmail.com
answer: hotmail.com 2237 MX 5 mx2.hotmail.com
answer: hotmail.com 2237 MX 5 mx4.hotmail.com
additional: mx1.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.136
additional: mx4.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.232
additional: mx3.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.245.72
additional: mx4.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.104
additional: mx2.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.40
additional: mx1.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.8
additional: mx4.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.245.104
additional: mx3.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.200
additional: mx2.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.245.40
additional: mx3.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.72
additional: mx1.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.245.8
additional: mx2.hotmail.com 2237 A 65.54.244.168
Huh; this doesn't look like an answer that djbdns would give. This
looks like a BIND answer. A djbdns answer won't include all that
extra, unnecessary information. So, djbdns is not running, it looks
like you're running BIND instead. You may be encountering a BIND bug,
not a djbdns one.
~Kyle
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It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.
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