Hi,
I cannot answer the recursive query, but I'm am also designing a setup to
replace Bind with split zones. The idea was to replace bind entirely. Maybe
we should share some design ideas?
Current I have two internet ns with bind, with an an internal and external
zone.
a) Internal master:
pow
When I put "zone"
Example :
View "localnet" {
Zone "domain.com"
}
It says syntax error on "zone" lines
Because what I know, we can only have an IP address 1 or doing roundrobin
for each country
What I want to do is, if the IP is coming from ISP "A", then I will g
Nils Breunese (Lemonbit) wrote:
> Hello,
>
Hi,
> We have a machine that runs PowerDNS as a slave for a couple of
> supermasters. The same machine also functions as a backup MX. I'd like
> to add a caching nameserver to this machine to decrease the time needed
> for DNS lookups, just for use by l
We have many machines that have both the PowerDNS authoritative server
and the PowerDNS recursor; we don't have this problem. What version of
the auth. and recursive server are you running? --Augie
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 1:22 PM, David Sparks wrote:
> David Sparks wrote:
>> Why does PowerDNS aut
Hi David,
>> Why does PowerDNS auth server not answer queries that it is both
authoritative
>> for, and has an answer for in its auth server when recursion is
available and
>> requested?
I did see you e-mail yesterday and I waited for someone knowledgable to
try and answer this, because I just kn
Hello,
We have a machine that runs PowerDNS as a slave for a couple of
supermasters. The same machine also functions as a backup MX. I'd like
to add a caching nameserver to this machine to decrease the time
needed for DNS lookups, just for use by localhost. How would I set
this up? Do I i
David Sparks wrote:
> Why does PowerDNS auth server not answer queries that it is both authoritative
> for, and has an answer for in its auth server when recursion is available and
> requested?
I've found a Debian bug report that suggests this is a long standing problem
with Powerdns:
http://bugs
