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Hi list!
Great to see major changes towards dns code cleanup and rewrite! Here another one:
As I understand, this is a feature when you can specify destination link-local address and from which interface packets are sent. The address and interface are both specified, being separated by '%' (for example, ff02::1%eth0)
I've grepped into glibc sources and found that this step is performed somewhere in dns resolver.

Does musl support this? My current attempt to use it failed.