Any more feedback on this? We need more testing to proceed!
jakob
Hi Bjvrn,
First - thanks a lot for doing this; it has been on my todo-list for ages and
I really appreciate this getting done.
- Have you considered getting rid of all the ldns cruft that we would not use
anyway?
- Could you try to link ldns static and not install neither the ldns library,
inclu
If you are using NSD, please go get the diff for NSD 3.2.7 from
http://www.schlyter.se/jakob/openbsd/nsd-327.diff. I already have some
positive feedback, but would appreciate at least one or two more test results
before committing.
jakob
On 18 jan 2011, at 00.44, Brad wrote:
> What shipped with 4.8 was incomplete. That is not in a usable state and
still
> isn't now that binaries are being built and installed. Well you have a
> different definition of what "works" means. Do we ship BIND without
> the /etc/rc start up bits and /var/
On 17 jan 2011, at 23.13, Jakob Schlyter wrote:
> NSD in the tree works just fine (although running as root) - it is no worse
than it was in 4.8.
correction: nsd is of course not running as root, it's running as user _nsd.
jakob
On 16 jan 2011, at 23.03, Brad wrote:
> The release is quickly approaching. The proposed diff still has issues. If
> this stuff is not resolved and commited before the release nsd in base
> should be disabled. Shipping incomplete and broken stuff isn't very useful
> for users.
yes, the proposed d
.
I agree. Do we have more people willing to help review and contribute?
jakob
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On 2 okt 2010, at 13.48, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> I think it makes sense to do have a separate user for these, that's how
> I've been running nsd in the past.
did you make nsd-{patch,zonec} drop privs to that user, or did you start them
as the user?
where did you put nsd.db? I guess a subdir of
The following patches makes establish the following default NSD
permissions/locations:
- /var/nsd/db for stuff that nsd(8) may write to (as user/group _nsd)
- /var/nsd/nsd.db for the read-only database.
- /var/nsd/zones default zone directory.
- /etc/nsd.conf for the config file
This still requir
hi,
I'd like some advice how to set the default configuration for NSD in OpenBSD.
Some background information:
- NSD stores all zone data in a database, nsd.db. This file is opened
read-only by nsd(8), while running chrooted in /var/nsd.
- Incoming zone transfers are written to ixfr.db by nsd(8),
On 23 aug 2010, at 04.16, patrick keshishian wrote:
> Is the idea to replace bind altogether from base? If so, my initial
searching shows NSD doesn't support caching nor views (although, my googling
skills suck). Are these being considered?
The plan is that Unbound will be imported as a caching r
hi,
I've just update the in-tree version of NSD to v3.2.6 and would really
appreciate some testing results on various platforms as well as feedback on
the default configuration.
The next step - if everything works nicely - is to enable NSD in the build and
remove the NSD port.
Note: zonec is cal
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