Is there a way for iOS NSURLSession to control dns resolution by itself, similar to the ability of the libcurl library (https://curl.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_RESOLVE.html). Because I found that my app's domain name was hijacked in the public network.
I want to directly set the mapping relationship between the domain name and ip in my app. Is there a corresponding function?
I want to directly set the mapping relationship between the domain name and ip in my app.
Not in NSURLSession.
Even if there were, this is likely to cause problems in the various odd environments that Apple devices find themselves in, for example, on an IPv6-only network. We strongly recommend that folks use APIs that connect by name, not using a specific IP address.
Because I found that my app's domain name was hijacked in the public network.
It seems that fixing that is a better path forward here. What exactly do you mean by “hijacked”?
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The IP resolved from the domain name is not the real IP. So, I want to set the records in the hosts file myself. Is there the interface?
The dns of the Internet operator is polluted, it is not the real ip of my domain name, I want to manually modify the hosts file in my app, is there such an interface?
Is there the interface?
Not in NSURLSession.
IMO the best way to fix this is to fix your DNS. Connecting by IP address is not recommended on our platforms, and our high-level APIs do not offer the flexibility to do things that we don’t recommend.
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Is there any recommended way to fix my DNS?
https://www.wwdcnotes.com/notes/wwdc20/10047/%EF%BC%8CCan the second solution in the article solve this problem?
Is there any recommended way to fix my DNS?
That depends on what’s broken with your DNS. Earlier you wrote:
The IP resolved from the domain name is not the real IP.
That sounds like you need to update the A records in your DNS. Most folks use a third-party DNS provider that allows the domain owner to update DNS records via their web site.
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