Yeah, but it's not an exact science, any way you slice it.
I just did a quick crunch of yesterday's data from our web proxy logs, and
accesses of URIs based on the FQDN "b.scorecardresearch.com" (a banner ad site,
I believe) had over 570 different combinations of website content categories,
dep
Hello All,
If all zones on a slave server expire because the slave could not reach the
master shouldn't the slave start working again once the master becomes
reachable without having to tweak anything like the serial?
Thanks.
Regards,
Rohan
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Assuming the slave can retrieve the SOA and zone, yup. It should just come
right back online.
Stuart
From: bind-users [mailto:bind-users-boun...@lists.isc.org] On Behalf Of
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Subject: Handling expired domain
Eh, I gave up on web proxies a couple years back where I work. It is mostly
pointless in the age of "SSL for everything" after Snowden spilled the
beans on US gov spying of all open traffic. I am not interested in the
complexities of MITM certificates that web browsers are going to constantly
screa
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