Just a small idea (untested):
Change the zones on the secondary nameserver to type master, make the
former master a clean and freshly installed slave and add the other
nameserver as a supermaster in the supermasters table on the new slave..
Now do a pdns_control notify on all domains with something like this in
the shell:
mysql -updns -ppassword pdns -e 'select name from domains' -N | awk
'{print $1}' | while read i ; do pdns_control notify $i ; echo notified
$i ; sleep 1 ; done
This will do a notify to all nameservers with a 1 second interval, if
the zone doesn't exist it will transfer it, and except for the MBOX, URL
and CURL records you should be able to do a near full recovery.
Thorsten Ott wrote:
Hi,
I run powerdns as primary and secondary nameserver. The primary
nameserver runs mysql as backend while the secondary nameserver is
working with the sqlite backend.
Recently my primary nameserver's domains table crashed due to a lack
of disk space. What's left of it is the .frm file. The secondary ns is
still operating smoothly.
Could anyone advise me what would be the best way to fill my primary
ns with the data of the secondary nameserver?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Thorsten
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