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While using your library for our custom xmpp application we encountered a strange issue that we would like to understand.
While your documentation in the lookup-service.js clearly stated that in presence of route attribute, no DNS query will be performed. In our case, you can see in the following request that our first request was made with a route attribute.
However, we noticed that our query wasn't send at service.c2.example.fr as expected, because a DNS query for inge.example.fr was made and DNS answered with service.example.fr (we have a wildcard entry *.example.fr redirecting to service.example.fr, so this answer is correct).
In your documentation, you specify that a DNS query is performed only if route attribute is missing.
Do you have any idea or suggestion about this issue ? We'll be very grateful for any help
Thanks in advance.
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In your documentation, you specify that a DNS query is performed only if route attribute is missing.
If that's the case then the docs. are wrong. It needs to be updated to specify that a DNS SRV query won't be made. However, a normal hostname --> ip resolution DNS query WILL be made to know the ip address of the host to connect to.
Hi
While using your library for our custom xmpp application we encountered a strange issue that we would like to understand.
While your documentation in the
lookup-service.js
clearly stated that in presence of route attribute, no DNS query will be performed. In our case, you can see in the following request that our first request was made with a route attribute.However, we noticed that our query wasn't send at
service.c2.example.fr
as expected, because a DNS query for inge.example.fr was made and DNS answered withservice.example.fr
(we have a wildcard entry*.example.fr
redirecting toservice.example.fr
, so this answer is correct).In your documentation, you specify that a DNS query is performed only if route attribute is missing.
Do you have any idea or suggestion about this issue ? We'll be very grateful for any help
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: