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Domain name resolvers determine the appropriate domain name servers responsible for the domain name in question by a sequence of queries starting with the right-most (top-level) domain label

Domain name resolvers determine the appropriate domain name servers responsible for the domain name in question by a sequence of queries starting with the right-most (top-level) domain label.

The mechanism in this simple form would place a large operating burden on the root servers, with every search for an address starting by querying one of them.

Being as critical as they are to the overall function of the system, such heavy use would create an insurmountable bottleneck for trillions of queries placed every day. In practice caching is used in DNS servers to overcome this problem, and as a result, root nameservers actually are involved with very little of the total traffic.

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Android Gradle Sync failed: Could not resolve all artifacts for configuration ':classpath'

The error is the following: Caused by: org.gradle.api.internal.artifacts.ivyservice.DefaultLenientConfiguration$ArtifactResolveException: Could not resolve all artifacts for configuration ':classpath'. Caused by:…
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android - Cannot resolve method getSystemService issue

I'm experiencing the problem concerning getSystemService method, as the Android Studio IDE keeps telling me it just cannot resolve this method. As far as I've read it might come out from the fact, that my class doesn't contain activity. I was…
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Angular 2 route async resolve does not keep the location on navigate

I try to navigate user to error page when trying to access not allowed page. The problem is that the skipLocationChange does not work in this occasion. It navigates to error page but the url changes to the root. How to keep the original url user…
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How to merge using Meld on Linux

I want to resolve some conflicts of an SVN file using Meld. I'm using the Head version and my version to resolve the conflicts. I am unable to find how to do the merge operation and resolve the conflicts. When i'm right clicking on the line, i just…
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In C#, how do I resolve the IP address of a host?

How can you dynamically get the IP address of the server (PC which you want to connect to)?
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NestableException cannot be resolved when using apache.commons.configuration

Im using the following: import java.util.Collections; import java.util.Collection; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.Map; import org.apache.commons.configuration.XMLConfiguration; and i get: The type…
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React Webpack 4 Resolve Alias

I'm having difficulty getting resolve alias to work in my React app using WebPack, and everything I've tried from google results don't seem to make a difference. Here is my resolve from webpack. C:\website\webpack.config.js resolve: { …
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Dns.GetHostEntry error conditions and resolution methods

I have a very specific problem concerning Dns.GetHostEntry: A service uses Dns.GetHostEntry to retrieve all IP Adresses of a host, using the name of of the host. This has always worked fine. At a specific customer, Dns.GetHostEntry throws the "no…
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Understanding the DNS lookup mechanism

The specific query that led me to try and unpick this process was: Will a DNS lookup for a subdomain, such as assets.example.com, be faster if the parent domain, example.com, has already been resolved? By my (naive) understanding, the basic process…
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php getcwd() resolving target of symlink instead of current directory

As far as I am aware, php's getcwd() (and similar functions eg dirname(__FILE__)) are supposed to return the current directory of the file being executed. If the current directory happens to be a symlink to another directory, php (presumably in…
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How to use the option skip-name-resolve when using MySQLdb for Python?

I try to connect to database in a domain from my virtual machine. It works on XP, but somehow does not work on Win7 and quitting with: "OperationalError: (1042, "Can't get hostname for your address")" Now I tried disable Firewall and stuff, but…
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Use curl --resolve with http proxy

There is a --resolve option in the curl utility that allows you to add a DNS entry and force a certain IP address when calling a host. Since version 7.21.3 cURL allows specifying an IP address, thus forging the hostname for the request. $ curl…
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Systematically resolve conflicting styles in css

I have some stylesheets from different sources in my web project. I want to harmonize them. Some styles I need from the one, some from the other. Is there a tool or method how to systematically resolve style conflicts? I tried IE8 developer tool,…
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Angular 7+: HMR (Hot Module Replacement) does not work if any route-resolve involved

HMR (Hot Module Replacement) is a great functionality, that works properly if no "Route-resolve" (see below) is present. If I remove resolve here: { path: 'new', component: BookNewComponent, data: { breadcrumb:…
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W/ManagedChannelImpl: [{0}] Failed to resolve name. status={1}

I am working on and android app and, I implemented FireStore and now I keep on getting this error, it repeats aswell. W/ManagedChannelImpl: [{0}] Failed to resolve name. status={1} Anyone knows what this is?
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