Hi,
How feasable is it to create a PowerDNS caching name server
that can rewrite all requests to a specific non-existing top level
domain and strip that top level domain from the request before passing
it on towards the rest of the world?
Due to a rather silly choise of
the powers that be the
Has anyone tested in using pdns as a malware interceptor?
There are large lists of known malware domains. But has someone actually
tested a combined forwarder + authorative server?
The concept is that the server is authorative for malware domains and
will direct you to a honeypot machine (prefera
On 14/11/09 00:31, JKLists wrote:
Is there a change or problem with 5.4 versus 5.3?
I am not sure I understand the question.
But I have upgrade my server recently and it is running Centos 5.4 now
and it still running pdns.
Hugo.
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On 12/11/09 15:38, Nils Breunese (Lemonbit) wrote:
Im very limited to linux knowledge although I can get around it. Could you
explain me how to add this repository?
1) Go to http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL
2) Click the 'How to use' link
3) Follow the instructions to install the epel-release
On 10/16/09 09:03, Angel Bosch Mora wrote:
now i need to resolv some FQDN that dont belong to me, so i created a new
domain and added 4 records.
how can i force redirection when a client asks for an entry that isn't any of
that 4?
If you create a zone and declare yourself authorative for it
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mattias wrote:
> Anyone get poweradmin to work in debian
> I get the message
> Table 'dns.domains' doesn't exist]
> And i use the correct database
> And the database are not empty
My guess is that your database is not called dns or your table is not
c
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bert hubert wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 01:56:10PM +0100, Wouter de Jong wrote:
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>>> However I noticed you have a /64 zone and not a /48 zone in the config.
>>> Can you make this work for a /48 zone as well?
>> Yep, I also have a few /48's in th
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Wouter de Jong wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 12:15:00PM +0100, Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
>> Hi,
>
> Hi Hugo,
>
>> Has some mastered the art of setting up rdns for IPv6 with powerdns?
>
> It's not an art, it do
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Hi,
Has some mastered the art of setting up rdns for IPv6 with powerdns?
I found that I can create the zone but not add PTR records with PDNS-Admin
I got the zone d.d.3.0.8.3.8.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa up and running.
But adding a host to it through PDNS
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Paul J. Smith wrote:
> One other requirement I have is for long TXT records for some SPF and
> domainkeys records. These can get very long. They currently exceed the 250
> characters in a few cases. I've looked at the mysql db schema on the mysql
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Mitchell Smith wrote:
> I added changed_date as a 7th field, hoping that it was an optional
> argument; however the serial for my zones is still stuck on 0.
Did you make a change resulting in a modified "changed-date" after you
changed the query to i
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Annoyed Tuna wrote:
|>> Is it a Visual Studio or something like cygwin you use to compile it ?
|
|> Visual studio express works very well, and it is a free (if complicated)
|> download.
|
| Does anyone know if you can use Visual Studio 2008 to compile
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Martijn Grendelman wrote:
| I have a problem with some PowerDNS servers, running 2.9.20 with gmysql
| backend, in particular with ANY queries. I get good results for some
| domains but not for others, and I have no idea why.
You are aware of the siz
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Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
| marty wrote:
| |> | Your mailing list is intrinsically linked with marketers, AKA
| spammers.
| |> | I will not post to your mailing list again under these circumstances.
| |> | You are generating a spam proble
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marty wrote:
|> | Your mailing list is intrinsically linked with marketers, AKA spammers.
|> | I will not post to your mailing list again under these circumstances.
|> | You are generating a spam problem and you need to monitor DNS traffic.
|
|> Any p
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Julian Mehnle wrote:
| marty wrote:
|> The SPF rr is still not very well supported and few servers support it.
|> Dig seems to bork the SPF type pretty badly.
|> [...]
|> PDNS seems to serve this record, but I get a mess when I try to access
|> it wit
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marty wrote:
| It was obvious seconds after my first post to this list today.
|
| I blocked 25+ unsolicited requests for DNS service from 3 different
continents.
| All are long blacklisted nuisance netblocks known for spam/malware
traffic.
| I saw tr
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Jeffrey Hathaway wrote:
| Hi.
|
| The RPM i just installed today was pdns-2.9.2-1.i386.rpm was looked to
| be the latest, where is the newer one?
The download page is on the top of the list if you ask Google about
"powerdns". Get it from: http://www
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Jeffrey Hathaway wrote:
| Guys what in gods name is this shit about, it has been running fine then
| suddenly this error. i tried uninstlal and reinstallin a newer version,
| and it still occurs. nothing has changed oin my system.
Please include
~
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Brandon Aubie wrote:
| When I define a zone for blog.mysportsite.com then it works perfectly.
| When I simply have an A record for blog under the mysportsite.com zone,
| then blog.mysportsite.com returns NXDOMAIN. That's why I'm confused.
You have
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Brandon Aubie wrote:
| Hi Ken et al.,
|
| Yeah, I thought it would work too. Notice in Duane's post that when you
| dig for an A record, PowerDNS is returning the SOA record.
|
| the mysportsite.com domain record has NS records so wouldn't those
| pr
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Although I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, I hope
| that someone here can give some advice regarding the following.
| During my search for a powerdns management solution it came to my
| attention that a c
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Hi,
I have gone over the manual twice and done some searches but I have not
seen an answer.
Is there a way to configure pdns to forward request for a certain domain
to another DNS server? My own domains are in mysql and I also have setup
a recursor
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David Apgar wrote:
| Hey,
|
| PDNS uses the syslog facility to do all of it's logging. To get it to
| redirect to a different file, you need to tell it to log to one of the
| syslogs 'local' facilities.
|
| To set up pdns to log to (for instance) LOC
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Nicholas Orr wrote:
| I want to run the following.
|
| Host 1 - USA
| eth0:0 = 192.168.0.1 = ns10.dns.com
| eth0:1 = 192.168.0.2 = ns20.dns.net
| eth0:2 = 192.168.0.3 = ns30.dns.info
| eth0:3 = 192.168.0.4 = ns40.dns.com.au
|
| Host 2 - AU
| eth0:0 =
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Daniel wrote:
| is there a way to add more then one recursor in the conf?
| Mayby somethink like:
|
| recursor=111.111.11.1
| recursor=111.111.11.2
|
| or so?
Have you tried something simple as:
recursor=111.111.11.1 111.111.11.2
Hugo
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Rudolph Bott wrote:
| Roger Libiez wrote:
|> I would welcome receiving a patch for the and LOC records.
|>
|> I'm not setup for IPv6 here so I'd be unable to test it even if I were
|> to add the record choice. I also have no idea how to go about
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Anil Madikonda wrote:
| Hi,
|
| If you want to give my interface a try
| then have a look at http://www.madikonda.com/?q=node/14
|
| in short:
|
| 1) I mysql 5.x based
| 2) Php interface
| 3) Does url forwarding
| 4) Support for email forwarding using
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Eugene Pefti wrote:
| How about using PDNS-Admin front-end? http://www.iguanadons.net/pdns-admin
| I like it even more than poweradmin and webdns
| (https://webdns.bountysource.com/)
pdnsadmin seems to contain multiple bugs. The missing and LOC
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Steve Sobol wrote:
| Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
|> Eugene Pefti wrote:
|> | How about using PDNS-Admin front-end?
|> http://www.iguanadons.net/pdns-admin
|> | I like it even more than poweradmin and webdns
|> | (https://webdns.b
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Eugene Pefti wrote:
| That's a good point, Hugo. IPv6 is behind the corner.
| Which of the above said front-end supports this RR?
Well it seems it is peanuts to add proper IPv6 support to pdns. I have
done so in my own config and am testing it before
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Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
| Eugene Pefti wrote:
| | How about using PDNS-Admin front-end?
| http://www.iguanadons.net/pdns-admin
| | I like it even more than poweradmin and webdns
| | (https://webdns.bountysource.com/)
| |
|
| pdnsadmin it is
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Eugene Pefti wrote:
| How about using PDNS-Admin front-end? http://www.iguanadons.net/pdns-admin
| I like it even more than poweradmin and webdns
| (https://webdns.bountysource.com/)
|
pdnsadmin it is. Installing it was peanuts compared to poweradmin
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Udo Rader wrote:
| Am Dienstag, den 29.01.2008, 21:12 +0100 schrieb Hugo van der Kooij:
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|> I have looked at poweradmin but I find the documentation lacking basic
|
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Hi,
I have looked at poweradmin but I find the documentation lacking basic
information like there is no indiction one neads PEAR and Mysql support
in PEAR installed and the webside gives the impression the whole project
is abandoned.
Is the impressi
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Hi,
I got the logging bit. But the transition is running into some odd
things. Part of which is bind acting up and that was the prime reason
for moving away from bind.
~ 1. It seems bind was happy with $ttl in a zone file but zone2sql fails
on it. S
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Hi,
I am fresh to pdns but a long time bind user. I did go over the full
manual once but I seem to have a bit of a problem in getting pdns to
log. And that makes the learning transition much harder.
Installation is on Centos 5.1 with pdns-static-2.9
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