If /etc/resolv.conf does not have any entries, then its unlikely that the domain name representation of google's DNS would get resolved too. Hence using IP address directly makes sense. |
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| dns | ||
| http | ||
| acme.go | ||
| issue.go | ||
| prepare_test.go | ||
| prepare.go | ||
| renew.go | ||
| setup.go | ||