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Python interface for c-ares
On building my packages I'm using `sphinx-build` command with `-n` switch which shows warmings about missing references. These are not critical issues. Here is the output with warnings: ```console +...
It seems that c-ares supports DNSSEC for example it seems they support DNSKEY queries: https://github.com/c-ares/c-ares/blob/7ebedab25dab50b2f008fbef8601c223096bb780/test/dns-proto.cc#L132 However, when I try with pycares I get this error:  It works with ```dns.resolver.query('dnssec-tools.org',...
The RFC1035 specification says that TXT records are allowed to contain data made of arbitrary binary data, but right now aiodns is parsing it as a str, and therefore will...
I think that it is possible for a server to answer an A request with a CNAME response, but it seems that pycares, although in both cases using the c-ares...
I'm trying to trace an issue where gethostbyname only appears to work if `lookups` is not provided, or is explicitly passed as `"b"`. When it it is defined as `"f"`...
TLDR: I can no longer maintain this project to the degree it needs to be maintained and I'm looking for a new maintainer(s). If you'd like to step up or...
It would be nice to have the pycares code base was type annotated or stubbed. This will allow users to ensure they are always passing correct types and will probably...
On rare occasions, I'm seeing calls to `Channel.query()` blocking indefinitely, never returning. pycares version `4.2.1`. A partial py-spy trace which illustrates this is: ``` Thread 380494 (idle): "MainThread" write (libpthread-2.31.so)...
Missing c-ares flags on the implementation: ref: https://c-ares.org/ares_init_options.html missing flags: ARES_FLAG_EDNS Include an EDNS pseudo-resource record ([RFC 2671](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2671.txt)) in generated requests. As of v1.22, this is on by default if...
There's only one test result affected by using the newer c-ares. see below for a patch to fix this to an issue. I'm providing it as an issue rather than...
