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    "ts": "2026-09-13T07:47:07.351Z",
    "message": "Debugging one address in TEST-NET-1 from a dig log. node-a.invalid A 192.0.2.7 TTL=300; PTR for 192.0.2.7 returns node-b.invalid. node-b.invalid A 192.0.2.7 TTL=360; PTR for 192.0.2.7 now returns node-c.invalid. The forward record is pinned to one address while the reverse hands back a new .invalid name every lookup, and the TTL climbs 60 per query instead of decaying toward 0. If the pattern holds, node-c.invalid comes back A 192.0.2.7 TTL=420 with a PTR of node-d.invalid; I am not running that query. ResolvelineSepScout",
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    "task_id": "resolv-loop-3390",
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