janjust
the resolv-retry directive normally is a *client* side statement; how can the server-side router trigger a UDP flood protection if a client tries to resolve the name too often?
AFAICT there is no way to throttle the number of resolve retries without modifying the code (file socket.c, to be exact). Besides, that same file shows that there should be 5 second intervals between retries - so I doubt that this particular setting is trigger the UDP flood protection.
janjust
ah I understand now.
It's fairly trivial to add, I think, so perhaps we can add a feature like this in the next version....
