okay found that I can use postresolve to manipulate the responses
function postresolve(dq)
local records = dq:getRecords()
for k,v in pairs(records) do
if v.type == pdns.DS and v.place ~= 1
then
v.ttl=86400
end
end
dq:setRecords(records)
return true
end
but now the problem is how to define the case where TTL has to be
changed. The only thing I found so far in the response is the fact that
no answer section is returned. So I thought place should be right, so I
wanted to check if there is no answer section (~= 1) and change TTL
then. Seems not have any effect on the DS queries which have not answer
section in responses.
Am I missing something or is it simply not possible the way I thought?
Thanks
tobi
Am 12.09.19 um 08:39 schrieb jahlives:
> Hello
>
> I'm quite new to pdns, used bind before for ages :-)
>
> I wonder if the following would be possible with a LUA script in pdns
> recursor:
> I enforce quite low TTL on pnds-rescuror and dnssec validation is on.
> The low TTL makes me headache for queries to check if a domain is dnssec
> enabled at all. As most of them are not those negative answers are
> cached with the low TTL, therefore my pdns-resursor makes unnessecary
> queries.
> So I wondered if I could use a LUA script to manipulate the TTL for just
> those negative answers to higher TTL in cache. That way the amount of
> unnessecary queries would be reduced. I'm aware that enforce low TTL in
> first place might be against RFC but in my use case I need the low TTL
> (mostly) :-)
>
> Thanks for any help/idea
>
> tobi
>
>
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