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Adrian Portelli wrote:
>>    Anyway, it turns out they are building an DNS resolver into the
>> application which will be used instead of the operating system functio=
n.
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>=20
> Is that c-ares[1] that tor is going to use ?

   Seems like it. Is that good or bad?

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Kind regards,
Jan Danielsson



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