Thank you for many replies.
But I can't still understand.
"If I don't use DNSSEC,TSIG,DNS COOKIE, It' no problem that compile without
openssl."
Is my understanding correct?
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On Sat, Aug 25, 2018 at 06:44:01PM +0200, Anand Buddhdev wrote:
> TSIG isn't the only thing that needs cryptographic functions. BIND also
> had support for DNS COOKIES (RFC 7873), which also need openssl. I would
> say openssl is not optional, so just don't compile without it.
>
> I don't even kno
On 25/08/2018 17:27, takahiro wrote:
Hi Takahiro,
>> There are other features in BIND, such as TSIG keys, that require
>> cryptographic functions, so you still need openssl.
> Now I don't use TSIG keys.
> Maybe rndc ,too?
> (When I found out the word "cryptographic", rndc was displayed.)
>
>> C
Hi Annand
I appreciate your quick reply.
>There are other features in BIND, such as TSIG keys, that require
>cryptographic functions, so you still need openssl.
Now I don't use TSIG keys.
Maybe rndc ,too?
(When I found out the word "cryptographic", rndc was displayed.)
>Compiling without openss
On 25/08/2018 15:58, takahiro wrote:
Hi Takahiro,
> I would like someone to help me.
>
> I don't use DNSSEC, so I think I'm trying not to use OpenSSL.
>
> If when I install BIND9.11.4 with "./configure --without-openssl",
> what kind of functions can no be used other than DNSSEC?
> and are ther
I would like someone to help me.
I don't use DNSSEC, so I think I'm trying not to use OpenSSL.
If when I install BIND9.11.4 with "./configure --without-openssl",
what kind of functions can no be used other than DNSSEC?
and are there risks if openssl is not used in BIND?
I tried finding out the a
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