> Well, everything should work fine if you make your DNS consistent.
> Honestly if I was going to make a behavior change here I'd have Firefox
> call gss_import_name with a name type that does not involve resolution.
The main place where you cannot make DNS consistent is if you have a web
service that uses DNS-based load-balancing. That's where we ran into that
issue. The public name is a CNAME that points to the least-loaded host
(which is dynamically discovered by the DNS server).
Sam Hartman <email address hidden> writes:
> Well, everything should work fine if you make your DNS consistent.
> Honestly if I was going to make a behavior change here I'd have Firefox
> call gss_import_name with a name type that does not involve resolution.
The main place where you cannot make DNS consistent is if you have a web
service that uses DNS-based load-balancing. That's where we ran into that
issue. The public name is a CNAME that points to the least-loaded host
(which is dynamically discovered by the DNS server).
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