Dave Horton

Agreed, it seems like a good idea to me. I'll look into it.

I'm not sure if that version of node supports ES6. It seems to have some issue with the '=>' function notation. Can you install v10.16.0 of node and try again?...

Hmm, I am using libcurl and not doing anything special about dns lookups. Let me check. Nothing changed recently in this part of the code

interesting, it looks like libcurl ignores the DNS TTL: https://curl.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_DNS_CACHE_TIMEOUT.html I am not currently setting the CURLOPT_DNS_CACHE_TIMEOUT parameter, but that means it should default to 60 seconds...

can you do a test where you gather a network trace while you make one request, wait > 2 mins and make another, so we can see any DNS traffic?...

yes could you send the pcap to daveh at drachtio.org

Is the dns thing still required somehow to trigger this condition, or not? I am not quite clear on the easiest way for me to recreate...

just so I understand, what happens when you try it?

I definitely have not added support for this protocol. Would be interested to take a look, but without knowing how much work can't promise anything. Could you get me a...

Also would like to know what protocol you are using on the drachtio server -- tcp, ws(s) ?