Frank: I have not touched dnscache for years (probably one of my first *.lrp
package :-) ), but from what I remember, you should declare your files in
/etc/dnscache/root/servers
then they should be backuped OK and the exclude file should not have to be
modified.
Jacques
Le Dimanche 13 Juillet 2003 22:06, Frank Tegtmeyer a écrit :
Hi,
the exclude file for the dnscache package should not contain
/etc/dnscache/root/servers/*. This makes it impossible to point the
resolver to a private content server which is used inside the local
network (see below). The entry should be changed to:
/etc/dnscache/root/servers/@
To use a private server within my LAN which is responsible for
the subdomain example.fte.to I have to put it's IP address into the
file /etc/dnscache/root/servers/example.fte.to.
The current exclude entry does match this file, so my configuration is
lost during a package backup.
In case I want to switch my root-servers to a different set, the entry
should go away completely (in this case also the @ file has to be
backed up).
Regards, Frank
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