On Sat, Dec 13, 2003 at 10:35:38PM -0800, Bob Miller wrote:
DNS record types are integers 0-255, right? The spf draft recommends
using an SPF record type or a TXT record if that's not available.
Do we have a number for the SPF record type, or are we waiting on the IANA?
FWIW, djbdns allows arbitrary record types to be specified in hex.
Not sure what bind does.
BIND probably crashes horribly and gives someone else root access to
your machine in the process. j/k :p
I don't think BIND allows you to specify arbitrary data types, though. Older
versions of BIND won't cache or pass along unknown RR's to client systems,
either (when used as a caching resolver).
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