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Even constant values must be used, as multiple transports with
different values may be in play and should be kept distinct.
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This can matter for fast-changing data such as DNSBLs.
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The I= interface field on outgoing lines is now after the H= remote
host field, same as incoming lines. There is a separate outgoing_interface
log selector which allows you to disable the outgoing I= field.
(slight massaging by JH)
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utility unless wanted
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The logfile here is for (I hope) the passing case, though the fixed GnuTLS library
is not yet available. Also due to the bug, client-gnutls is not usable for the
test; client-openssl must be used - meaning that a GnuTLS-only system cannot run
the testcase:
OCSP-GnuTLS/5650 OCSP stapling, server
** Command 15 ("client-ssl", starting at line 98)
** Return code 127 (expected 0)
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If an entry in db.<zone> is prefixed with "AA ", fakens
will put a valid NS record into the AUTHORITY section of the
returned packet. This will be used by dns_trust_aa checks.
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to allow slow hosts more reliable testing
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This is now possible on Linux, at least.
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Original by Phil Pennock; tweaked by JH.
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