I've been updating Deadwood; right now all of the DNS compression code is written and now I just have to go through and debug the code until it works. This should take a couple of days. Once Deadwood is able to compress DNS packets, I will change the code to store packets internally as uncompressed packets, then release Deadwood 2.4.04 with a different, incompatible format for the DNS cache written to a file (since DNS packets will be uncompressed internally).
After that, Deadwood 2.4.05 with RR rotation and TTL aging.
People can look at Deadwood here.
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- I've been updating Deadwood
- Back to Firefox 3.0
- Why I will not implement DNS curve
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- GbDns : A recursive caching DNS server for Windows
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- Another day, another Deadwood snapshot
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- More on DNS compression
- Some more on Deadwood and DNS compression
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- A pet peeve of mine
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