unbound: fix no-cache feature#840
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Years ago I submitted the no-cache feature to unbound which over time broke. I debugged it down to the point that pre-seeding no_cache_store will fix this with minimal changes and make no-cache work again which remains highly valuable in a lot of environments this got deployed. Obtained from: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D38057
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I suspect that this could be broken because of specific module configuration i.e., the |
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I believe last time I checked was with: |
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Years ago I submitted the no-cache feature to unbound which over time broke. I debugged it down to the point that pre-seeding no_cache_store will fix this with minimal changes and make no-cache work again which remains highly valuable in a lot of environments this got deployed.
Obtained from: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D38057