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LookupClientOptions name servers should not be read-only #160
Description
I am trying to use the DnsClient to validate DNS entries agianst different sets of name servers or the client's default name servers.
In all of these cases, the LookupClientOptions are the same, but the servers are not. I have a common function to create the client with the correct options, but since the name servers in the LookupClientOptions are read-only, this requires a rather ugly workaround:
if (nameServerIps.Count > 0)
{
dnsClientOptions = new LookupClientOptions(nameServerIps.ToArray());
}
else
{
dnsClientOptions = new LookupClientOptions();
}
dnsClientOptions.UseTcpFallback = false;
dnsClientOptions.UseCache = false;
dnsClientOptions.EnableAuditTrail = true;
dnsClientOptions.Timeout = new TimeSpan(Settings.QueryTimeoutMs * TimeSpan.TicksPerMillisecond);
dnsClientOptions.Recursion = !authoritative;
dnsClientOptions.AutoResolveNameServers = nameServerIps.Count > 0 ? false : true;
dnsClientOptions.ContinueOnDnsError = false;
dnsClientOptions.ThrowDnsErrors = false;as opposed to a more elegant:
dnsClientOptions = new LookupClientOptions()
{
NameServers = nameServerIps.ToArray(),
UseTcpFallback = false,
UseCache = false,
EnableAuditTrail = true,
Timeout = new TimeSpan(Settings.QueryTimeoutMs * TimeSpan.TicksPerMillisecond),
Recursion = !authoritative,
AutoResolveNameServers = nameServerIps.Count > 0 ? false : true,
ContinueOnDnsError = false,
ThrowDnsErrors = false,
};
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MichaConrad commentedon May 11, 2022
That's by design and those properties are immutable for good reason.
Your use case is a different one, you want to call multiple different servers? Then just use the
.QueryServeroverloads which have options to specify a different server (and options) each call.