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Under "Advanced settings" there is "DNS Cache" option.
Can you please explain, is this cache a separate DNS cache that is maintained by dnscrypt-proxy, or is this DNS cache belonging to Windows OS?
I ask this because I want to clear the cache, if it's cache by OS, then simply Clear-DNSClientCache in PowerShell will do, however if it's cache maintained by dnscrypt-proxy, then how do you clear it?
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There is anybody other than 'you' the author who can answer your question.
Let me ask you what the relationship between SimpleDnsCrypt and dnscrypt-proxy because I don’t think you know exactly the behavior to clear cache using ordinary DNS software.
Most DNS software will restart itself when a user want to clear its only states set: the cache.
Unfortunately dnscrypt-proxy belongs to ordinary DNS software and SimpleDnsCrypt is just another modern UI for it which spends/maintains more LOCs (source lines of code) than its couple.
Under "Advanced settings" there is "DNS Cache" option.
Can you please explain, is this cache a separate DNS cache that is maintained by dnscrypt-proxy, or is this DNS cache belonging to Windows OS?
I ask this because I want to clear the cache, if it's cache by OS, then simply
Clear-DNSClientCache
in PowerShell will do, however if it's cache maintained by dnscrypt-proxy, then how do you clear it?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: