Double-tunnel mode: both tunnels claim the ~. routing domain #59
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Both
set_dnscall sites for tunnels hand the link the~.routingdomain (dns_manager.py applies it to any tun it is given). With the
experimental second-VPN bypass mode active, the main tunnel and
tun_bypassboth claim~.— and resolved distributes queries acrossall links carrying the same routing domain, so system-wide DNS
round-robins between the two tunnels.
The
~.fix predates thinking about the double-tunnel path. Probably:only the main tunnel should get
~.; the bypass tunnel's resolver isreached through the port-53 redirect, not through resolved's routing.
Low urgency: the double-tunnel mode is inherited-experimental and has
never been exercised here.