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David Apgar wrote:
| Hey,
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| 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
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) LOCAL0:
add to your pdns.conf
logging-facility=0
And modify your syslog.conf to
Ooops, that should read /usr/local/etc/pdns.conf for the location of the
pdns.conf file.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote ..
> I have tried to divert the pdns log file using the configuration file which is
> currently loading from /usr/local/pdns.conf but it is ignoring my preference.
> Is
> this the cor
On Friday 22 February 2008, "Eugene Pefti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can somebody please shed some light on how to create a new subdomain
> within existing domain?
> How would make a delegation for this subdomain?
Create NS records for it.
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Alan
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I have tried to divert the pdns log file using the configuration file which is
currently loading from /usr/local/pdns.conf but it is ignoring my preference.
Is this the correct format for it?
logfile=/var/log/pdns.log
I am using pdns 2.9.21 compiled from source. All of the log messages from the
Can somebody please shed some light on how to create a new subdomain within
existing domain?
How would make a delegation for this subdomain?
Eugene
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Hi all,
I didn't get a clear answer on my last try, so please be patient with me:
Does PDNS support multiple masters ?
If so, from which version on?
If so, what is to be configured so that it works?
I found a Changeset 1017 that points to yes, but I didn't find any further
info.
Thank you,
D
Hey all,
I have been stress testing powerdns with pgsql backend - specifically
the efficiency of packet cache. The max qps i get out of it is 7.5K and
a packetcache hit rate of 75%. It seems that pdns essentially uses a
single cpu when its cache is filled.
A colleague mentioned that the cache