jrichard326
Occasional Visitor
On Hagezi's github the following was posted (https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists/issues/4651)
"The DNS flood can be reduced somewhat if you have the option of configuring the cache TTL (time to live) for blocked domains in the DNS. I use a blocked TTL of 3600 sec. so that a new request to the DNS is only made after 1 hour if a domain is blocked, unless the client ignores the TTL.
Flooding the DNS is a typical tracker behaviour when the tracker is blocked. Some trackers then go wild and make requests every second."
Is it possible to adjust TTL in Diversion?
"The DNS flood can be reduced somewhat if you have the option of configuring the cache TTL (time to live) for blocked domains in the DNS. I use a blocked TTL of 3600 sec. so that a new request to the DNS is only made after 1 hour if a domain is blocked, unless the client ignores the TTL.
Flooding the DNS is a typical tracker behaviour when the tracker is blocked. Some trackers then go wild and make requests every second."
Is it possible to adjust TTL in Diversion?
