Previously the check returned OK if any resolved address matched either the public IPv4 or IPv6. A matching AAAA could mask a mismatched A record (and vice versa), which is a problem because most client connectivity is still IPv4: a partial match would silently pass the warning while DPI still blocks the proxy. Now each detected IP family must appear in the DNS response; the warning also reports per-family match status so operators can tell which record is wrong.pull/461/head
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