bert hubert wrote:
That works pretty well, as long as you don't use CNAMEs that point to
domains that *do* exist.
This feature may help:
"If you want to create such fake domains or override existing domains,
please
set the allow-recursion-override feature (available as of 2.9.14)."
My CNAMEs do point to my fake domain. But still no success with
allow-recursion-override, here's the head of my new config:
allow-recursion=127.0.0.1 , 10.0.0.0/8
recursor=213.73.91.35
allow-recursion-override=yes
Where the recursor is some nameserver on the internet that's not mine.
Now, when I do a dig @10.20.30.42 hier.foo.bar (which has a cname to
'hallo.foo.bar.') pdns apparently hands over that request to the
recursor, which of cause can't resolve that domain and eventually pdns
returns with NXDOMAIN.
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