Basically, they all use perl and Net::DNS::Zone::Parser to parse out BIND style zone files and then check against the mydns database for adds/deletes of rows.
-Steve Matthew Walker wrote:
On Tue, July 24, 2007 11:58 am, Steven Alligood wrote:We moved to MyDNS, since everything is in mysql, with a MyDNS cache and a mysql cache, most of the well-used zones are always ready, and it starts in about 2 seconds. That is saying something since we now have over 330,000 zones in it. It is an incredibly good DNS server for that many records. It is more work than BIND since you have to deal with mysql as well, but worth it for the advantages in handling large amounts of zones.Wow. Thanks for sharing this! I had always figured MyDNS was nice for my small time hosting, but to hear that it's handling hundreds of thousands of zones flawlessly is great. If you have any management scripts you don't mind sharing, I'd love to take a look at them.
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