> but linux uses a weak host model and your setup rely on it. Thanks for pointing that out, Nicolas. I was wondering why the OS behaves the way it does. It's clear to me now, including intentions behind parts of dnsmasq code.
> TL;DR Sławomir, you can remove the > > iface->addr.sa.sa_family == tcp_addr.sa.sa_family > > > condition, which should fix your immediate problem without undesirable > side-affects. I'll work on improving this code, and push somethingout > one 2.92 is released. Thanks for looking into this Simon and letting me know it is safe to get rid of condition in question. Very much appreciated. Best Regards, Sławomir
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