Benjamin Fry

So merging serde support in felt safe as it is a very widely used library in the Rust ecosystem. This is a little more difficult of a decision as the...

If you're interested in helping with this, I wonder if we could reproduce the issue that's being seen with a new test, here are the tests: https://github.com/bluejekyll/trust-dns/blob/master/crates/resolver/src/system_conf/unix.rs#L142 They load files...

Originally, trust-dns had an internal parser for resolv-conf. We changed it a while ago to us the external crate. I’m not sure right now about removing the tests, they may...

I don't have a great solution for you here. But, it's relatively easy to bind to any port you want with the existing library. Not sure if that's enough for...

This is something I dislike about DNSSEC, there is no elegant way to discern if a domain must be DNSSEC protected or not. The presence of DNSSEC records is clear,...

Yes, you *can* do that, but It makes a bunch of assumptions about the nature of an attack on the system performing the resolution, that is, UDP responses could easily...

> I'm willing to contribute support if project owners agree. This would be great, thanks! Do you know of any automated testing environments we could use to validate that this...

I wonder if we could somehow use any of this to help at least check compilation? https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/android/

Sorry for the late response to this. Do you think we could maybe reuse the client parsers for this? This is what I didn't do a good job of directing...

> Also the formulation as `parse()` seems to be a good deal more awkward than a `FromStr` impl for the common case. Not sure what the rationale is behind that...