Hector Santos wrote:
Seems pretty clear in STD 13.
What am I missing here?
Nothing, it's only not obvious, and Michael just stumbled over it:
Queries for this.is.a.wild.example won't "see" the wild.example
if it's "blocked" by an "existing" a.wild.example, where "existing"
means "any RR".
He'd have to "reinsert" the blocked wildcard at is.a.wild.example.
I hope I got that right, because I've no way to verify it. The
intuitive ideas would be "only the same RR can block a wildcard",
or "only a SoA can block a wildcard", but that's not how it works.
Please correct me,
Frank
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