Fix TSIG bug releated to ID substitution #504
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TSIG accounts for ID substitution. This means if the ID in the DNS message is changed by for example a forwarder, TSIG calculation should use the original message ID (from the TSIG RR). I have a test for this as well, but it seems tsig_test.go has been removed, so not sure where to put it now.
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Nice one. Just create tsig_test.go (can' remember why it was removed) |
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I looked at the wrong place (an old version). Added the test to |
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TSIG accounts for ID substitution. This means if the ID in the DNS
message is changed by for example a forwarder, TSIG calculation should
use the original message ID (from the TSIG RR).
I have a test for this as well, but it seems tsig_test.go has been
removed, so not sure where to put it now.