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Re(2): Name resolution limits
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Re(2): Name resolution limits


  • Subject: Re(2): Name resolution limits
  • From: Peter Lovell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2002 14:59:24 -0500

>Lookupd is a complicated and elaborate beast.
No disagreement from me.

>While you can write resolver routines yourself, I would advise against it.
This is good advice.

In perusing darwin sources, I notice that PPP resets (sends SIGHUP)
lookupd when it starts and stops. Not surprising, since the cache has to
be cleared.

But I was surprised to see that PP does NOT use the /var/run/lookupd.pid
file to see which process to reset. Instead, it greps the output from
"ps" command :( Lookupd does save its pid in that file, as the man page
says.

So all the resolvers had better be called "lookupd".

On a more general note, maybe it's time we developers called for a major
session at WWDC on resolver issues. It's early enough that it can be
scheduled, so how about it ??

Cheers.....Peter
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