Re: TCP support in clients and servers

In article , grarpamp wrote: > Given: > A research or production network that only supports TCP. Think: > I2P, Tor, GNUnet, FreeNet, etc. > Corporate/organizational policies/firewalls, etc. > Other seemingly odd, broken or interesting special case environments, >easier tunneling/encap

Re: query (cache) 'coriander.plus.com/A/IN' denied

Barry Margolin wrote: > > 3. Incorrect behaviour by the resolver behind 95.102.17.107. > > Could it be the built-in resolver in spamming software? That's plausible, especially in relation to MX records. -- Ronan Flood ___ bind-users mailing list bi

TCP support in clients and servers

Given: A research or production network that only supports TCP. Think: I2P, Tor, GNUnet, FreeNet, etc. Corporate/organizational policies/firewalls, etc. Other seemingly odd, broken or interesting special case environments, easier tunneling/encapsulation and so on. Supposing: Named(8) se