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etc/resolv.conf: fix comment explaining rotate
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# timeout:2 = nameserver timeout 2 s (default 5, max 30), then next
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# attempts:2 = if all nameservers fail, attempt again 2 times (def 2, max 5)
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# rotate = instead of trying the nameservers in the order specified, randomize
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# the order in round-robin fashion. They are all theoretically the same,
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# except that NordVPN disables IPv6 so ::1 will fail and occassionally only
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# systemd-resolved works and I am under impression that some apps are aware of
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# systemd-resolved and will use it directly bypassing resolv.conf
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# rotate = For long running processes that perform more than one query (so not
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# dig/host), use the first resolver for the first query, second resolver for
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# the second query, third resolver for the third query and repeat.
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# They are all theoretically the same, except that NordVPN disables IPv6 so
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# ::1 will fail and occassionally only systemd-resolved works and I am
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# under the impression that some apps are aware of systemd-resolved and will
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# use it directly bypassing resolv.conf. In other words while everything
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# works, this affects nothing, and when unbound is down (before it's started
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# on desktop?), every second query will be faster with every third reaching
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# systemd-resolved instantly without the timeout of two seconds.
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# edns0 = extended DNS
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# trust-ad = trust DNSSEC authenticated data
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options timeout:2 attempts:2 rotate edns0 trust-ad
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