BIND 10 #85: test case for ./DS query

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#85: test case for ./DS query
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      Reporter:  jinmei    |        Owner:  each                
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      Priority:  minor     |    Milestone:  feature backlog item
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Old description:

> See DataSrcTest.RootDSQuery.
>
> Even though a DS query for the root name is not sensible, it shouldn't
> trigger an internal exception.  In fact, both f-root (BIND9) and k-root
> (BIND9) simply treat it as ordinary query and returns an empty answer
> (NXRRSET).
>
> I categorized this "critical" as it could crash a BIND9 program from a
> remote packet ((un)fortunately the auth server catches the exception and
> converts it to SERVFAIL, but I don't think it's the right action for this
> query).

New description:

 See DataSrcTest.RootDSQuery.

 Even though a DS query for the root name is not sensible, it shouldn't
 trigger an internal exception.  In fact, both f-root (BIND9) and k-root
 (BIND9) simply treat it as ordinary query and returns an empty answer
 (NXRRSET).

 I categorized this "critical" as it could crash a BIND10 program from a
 remote packet ((un)fortunately the auth server catches the exception and
 converts it to SERVFAIL, but I don't think it's the right action for this
 query).

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