Gabriel Corona

> (gdb) backtrace > No stack. This is weird. You shouldn't get a prompt there and the command should not execute immediately.

OK, great! Could you try replacing: > socket_.shutdown(boost::asio::ip::tcp::socket::shutdown_both); by: > boost::system::error_code ec; > socket_.shutdown(boost::asio::ip::tcp::socket::shutdown_both, ec); in `client.cpp`?

Did it stop responding for all requests or a specific one? `--loglevel 8` might help by providing some more information about what's happening. > ERR: Reply received not expected Well...

> dnsfwd (listening on UDP 53) -> unbound (listening on UDP 5353) -> stunnel (listening on TCP 1234) -> external DNS over TLS server(s) I guess there's something wrong here:...

> It seems (I have DEBUG = 7 on in stunnel.conf), that because I have IPv6 Privacy Extension on, my IPv6 addr keeps changing (although the changes were much more...

> Below is where dnsfwd stopped Apparently it stops in `__cxa_throw`? How did you get this backtrace? It looks a lot like the program was running under a debugger with...

> If there were to be changes to the HTML output, they would likely better belong in the https://github.com/KyleKing/mdformat-mkdocs package, which handles mkdocs-specific formatting differences (like 4-spaces) in markdown and...

> Yeah, that's what I was getting at with that question. What's the value in modifying the HTML formatting logic within mdit-py-plugins if it isn't rendered? :thinking: I think there...

Great, I'll look at that in the following days :confetti_ball:

It depends on the tool you are using. For example when using `stackcollapse-jstack.pl`, the `--include-tid` can be used to include a thread ID.