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authorFlorian Obser <florian@cvs.openbsd.org>2019-11-03 18:15:27 +0000
committerFlorian Obser <florian@cvs.openbsd.org>2019-11-03 18:15:27 +0000
commit4898da92dccd668ccb785a53c8f477ae05703a21 (patch)
tree1c7b3be88dd83bf204848d46a32c6bf153753c9d /sbin/kbd
parent728e3f5655c497ae97072a8d944893f608a274b3 (diff)
When we are talking to an upstream nameserver we should not refuse to
forward queries for certain reverse zones (e.g. RFC1918 space). The local network might use them and it's the policy of the upstream nameserver what should be done with these. Of course if we are recursively resolving ourselves these should not leak to the global internet so we continue to synthesize NXDOMAIN ourselves. For now we also always synthesize NXDOMAIN for special use domains like test and onion. Pointed out by henning. Input & OK sthen
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