Nscd or name server caching daemon may be of help. I believe you can run your own bind instqnce and point it at the roots, instead of using your isp's broken implementation
On Jun 30, 2016 2:21 PM, "Chris Horry" <zerbey@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 06/30/2016 13:34, Alex Crow wrote:
> I'd suggest changing IP as this practice is
>
> a) a violation of trust, forcing you to use a potentially compromised
> resource you have no control over
> b) a clear violation of net-neutrality
> c) a violation of standards (as it's probably one of those that instead
> of returning NXDOMAIN as required sends you to an advertising page.
> )
Tell me about it. My ISP and I are having a pitched battle about it
now. Unfortunately my options are limited in my current area but at
least it's not Comcast!
> I'm pretty sure you /can/ configure BIND to work like that. I should
> imagine you could set up forwarders to TCP-based DNS servers.
>
> The other option is to get a DNS server set up on a VPS and tunnel your
> requests to it via IPSEC.
Sounds like a good idea, time to learn IPSEC!
Thanks,
Chris
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