Samuel Vogel wrote:
setup powerdns on the server which contains all our customer data and
configure it as a supermaster. But it should not answer incoming dns
requests itself, but just keep our real dns servers (now running
powerdns) up to date. I would use a file based backends to eliminate
t
Hey guys,
I am looking forward to using powerdns as our primary dns server. Right
now we use mydns with mysql replication, but sometimes replication
breaks and in my opinion it's just another point of failure!
This why I would like to know if the following setup is possible:
We have one main
Hi Max
> I'm trying to integrate powerdns with our legacy mysql database here. I
> have to create a union of three tables to get something that powerdns
> will use. This takes about 0.4 seconds per query, and hammers the cpu.
> due to needing to use the %s replacements in the config file in multi
Hi folks,
I'm trying to integrate powerdns with our legacy mysql database here. I
have to create a union of three tables to get something that powerdns
will use. This takes about 0.4 seconds per query, and hammers the cpu.
due to needing to use the %s replacements in the config file in multiple
