resolver.5: Add an EXAMPLES section

[gbe]

Summary

In case unbound(8) fails for some reason, it could be usefull
to have a basic resolv.conf(5) example in the manual page.

MFC after: 1 week

Test Plan

mandoc output review and 'mandoc -Tlint' checks

[karels]

I'm not an unbound expert; I use named. It probably makes sense to get an unbound expert to weigh in.

share/man/man5/resolver.5

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Did you want to describe this as backup? But it overrides unbound, so you wouldn't want to install it unless unbound was broken. Maybe you want to use a "server" at 127.0.0.1 for unbound first?

226

Is this necessary? It shouldn't be if the default domain is part of the hostname.

229

Why the local router? Are you assuming it runs a DNS resolver or server?

[pauamma_gundo.com]

share/man/man5/resolver.5

229

My local router is a VDSL Internet-in-a-box thingy, so that's a possibility for basic consumer connections.

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Conversely, not sure these are worth it as fallbacks. (They may as primary servers, if the local router's DNS implementation sulks at unbound, EDNS0, or both.) But I don't remember my router's DNS not working for reasons other than a line outage, in which case remote nameservers won't help.

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I'd add a caveat here to remove it if the local router sulks.

[karels]

share/man/man5/resolver.5

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Not all routers provide DNS services, so the comment is misleading or confusing. Maybe just say something like "local or ISP name service"?

[gbe]

• Update resolve.conf example

[gbe]

Address comments.

[pauamma_gundo.com]

Remaining nit fixable on commit.

share/man/man5/resolver.5

228

Verb here, not noun.

[karels]

Looks fine.