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DNSBridge no function clause crash #123
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We could just ignore the option and behavior if we detect the OTP version in use is one with the fix? |
I'm pretty sure you're right. It does seem very desirable to handle this workaround internally and not bother users about it. I just wanted to take a bit of time to refresh my memory on the original issue and OTP DNS resolution before making a PR to remove it. |
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The issue that it works around has been fixed for quite a while (OTP 24.1 and the latest is OTP 26.0). It also looks like there might be a lingering crash to fix with recursive mode (#123).
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The issue that it works around has been fixed for quite a while (OTP 24.1 and the latest is OTP 26.0). It also looks like there might be a lingering crash to fix with recursive mode (#123).
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When running with
dns_bridge_recursive: true
, it's possible to get this crash with a regular DNS lookup:One fix is to set
dns_bridge_recursive: false
and avoid the problematic code.This issue is to track whether to fix
dns_bridge_recursive: true
or to remove:dns_bridge_recursive
completely since the OTP bug that motivated it has been fixed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: