Chris Buijs

It needs to be a recursive resolver as well first in my opinion to make it water-proof. Now you just forward to a resolver that does it for you (and...

Maybe of interest/example for recursive (iterative lookups instead of forwarding): https://github.com/domainr/dnsr Uses miekg-dns already.

Could we create a group that takes any parameters like `client-ip` or `qname` (maybe others) and add them to a `blocklist` or `allowlist` (or delete) in general? I think the...

In this context, this might be something to look at as a feature. RouteDNS able to upload ipset sets based on answers: https://git.zx2c4.com/ipset-dns/about/

Maybe on 1): Make it loadable from a file, preferable rfc1034/1035 formatted that can be loaded locally from a file, URL or even zone-transfer/AXFR. When file, the operator of RouteDNS...

To be honest, kind of not like to mess with the priorities as it can has a huge adverse impact. If I would do it from start, I would create...

The response does not change, the port(s) are used to sort the resulting address records like fastest-tcp. What will happen with this, as example: ``` dig _xmpp-client._tcp.gmail.com SRV +short 20...

This one points out DNS as case: https://squeeze.isobar.com/2019/04/11/the-sad-story-of-tcp-fast-open/ (besides that the tendency of the article is that we are moving to an UDP world anyway)

My point what not what works better. The motivation for TCP Fast-Open becomes less and less as most (web-based) applications, which is a big chunk of all internet-traffic, is either...

Gotcha. Missed the limitation of DoT on Android which is a good point. You might consider running a DNS client like AdGuard to have more choices (like DoQ), but again,...