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empty non-authoritative does not sound valid to me. Can you show us some unmodified dig output please? |
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Yes I know it is not easy to solve without a public example. I will check if I find one, it should exist.
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Ok I think I better understand now. Thank you for your response and time. |
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Hello community,
I’m opening this thread because I couldn’t find a clear answer to my question. I’m quite sure it’s a bug, and my issue seems very similar to a past discussion here: #1344.
My test: A direct AAAA DNS query to a customer DNS returns an empty non-authoritative but valid AAAA response.
However, when the same AAAA query is made through the recursor, the response is changed into an error.
Further tests show that BIND does not change the response into an error.
Quick fix: I wrote a small Lua script to modify the recursor’s behavior and change the return code.
Long-term solution: Is this a bug in the recursor, or is there an RFC that proves the recursor is behaving correctly and BIND is not? I would like to understand where the correct behavior is clearly defined. In the old discussion, the developer seems to suggest that nothing can be done, but I don’t understand why.
Thank you very much for your help.
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