Wilson Fletcher wrote:
> Now I notice that you have obviously decided that the root server query had a length 
>of 45.
> Did you just guess this or did you have a more exact method for determining that 
>value ? and if so how did you go about it ?

Sorry for late answer,

I just watch diald's debug message and found that when bind start, it
always send 45 byte request to root server. I blocked that package and
it just work. (Well, I stop using diald in auto-dial mode for a long
time.)

I think someone ever told me that the length of tcp's header is 40 byte.
Now the 45 byte package (40 bytes header + 5 bytes bind data) shouldn't
be able to contain much information. I think it's simply null request.
When bind send real query, the package's size should be longer than 45
byte.

Regards,
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