Add RR batching functionality. #383
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ComposeRequest and ComposeRequestMulti.
…G signing uses mock time during Stelline tests.
…rving doesn't do this yet and this still needs fixing, and (b) it violates the expectations of the TSIG Stelline test that verifies at a byte level the TSIG response signature.
…t the upcoming XFR support.
…t' into stelline-server-testing-changes
Co-authored-by: Ximon Eighteen <[email protected]>
…t' into stelline-server-testing-changes
Add RFC 1996 "slave" side minimalistic NOTIFY request support, delegating the actual work to a caller supplied helper that implements a new Notifiable trait.
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Taken from the
xfrbranch in order to split PR #335 into several smaller PRs.This PR implements a "batcher" of resource records which can fill up an in-progress response until it is full then invoke a callback to send it before starting to fill the next response. This is useful for large multi-response answers to queries such as AXFR and IXFR.
Will be followed by an XFR specific batcher implementation that is used by the XFR middleware in the
xfrbranch.