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I successfully configured and compiled BIND 9.9.9 on a sun4u system running Solaris 10 (IPv6 disabled and not used) using the Sun Workshop C compiler, but the "reclimit" self-test failed (below).  The test previously passed on BIND 9.9.8-P4, but the script appears to have been updated since then.   Is this a known issue that can be ignored and/or is there something I can do to re-configure or debug it.

- Rick

uname -m = sun4u
uname -r = 5.10
uname -s = SunOS
uname -v = Generic

Compiler: Sun Workshop C
IPv6 disabled / not used

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S:reclimit:Tue May 10 16:35:48 EDT 2016
T:reclimit:1:A
A:System test reclimit
I: attempt excessive-depth lookup (1)
I: count (26) != 14
I:failed
I: attempt permissible lookup (2)
I: count (49) != 26
I:failed
I:reset max-recursion-depth
I: attempt excessive-depth lookup (3)
I: count (12) != 7
I:failed
I: attempt permissible lookup (4)
I: count (21) != 12
I:failed
I:reset max-recursion-depth
I: attempt excessive-queries lookup (5)
I: attempt permissible lookup (6)
I:reset max-recursion-queries
I: attempt excessive-queries lookup (7)
I: attempt permissible lookup (8)
I: attempting NS explosion (9)
I:exit status: 4
R:FAIL
E:reclimit:Tue May 10 16:36:05 EDT 2016