Fabio Sangiovanni wrote:
> I'm a newbie of pdns and I'm setting up a recursor-only installation as local
> dns cache for a high load smtp server.
> I'm using the lua scripting feature as a way to track down MX queries. In
> particular, the preresolve() function relies on luasql to execute querie
Hi David,
Thanks for the bug related link and the solution...
We will upgrade our recursor asap.
Nice to meet you on another mailing list... as you can see we were on
the problem
Regards
Michael
On 12/29/2011 05:08 PM, GAVARRET, David wrote:
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011, Michael FROMENT wrote:
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011, Michael FROMENT wrote:
>
> Hi bert,
>
> Thanks for the answer I've uderstand the strange ttl response when the
> answer come from the paquet cache.
> Now here is a little more strange problem
>
> The zone noelshack.com. have moved since more than a week at
> ns-01.odysseei
Hi bert,
Thanks for the answer I've uderstand the strange ttl response when the
answer come from the paquet cache.
Now here is a little more strange problem
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;s4.noelshack.com. IN A
;; ANSWER SECTION:
s4.noelshack.co
Hi Michael,
The SOA will indeed probably not go to zero because it will have been
renewed in that time. PowerDNS Recursor 3.3 and later take care to decrement
the TTL when serving contents from the packet cache.
So when you don't see it going down in 3.2, that is correct, and maybe a bit
strange,
Hi All,
I dont know if this should be a bug or a feature:
We use powerdns for a long time as slaves, the master are bind servers that
notify updates to the powerdns servers. When the bind notify the updated
serial, that notify should be loggen in the powerdns log. But since 3.0,
whatever
Hi,
I have some strange cached TTL on my pdns-recursor ( version 3.2-4 under
debian ).
When I query my recursor the TTL doesn't decrease by 1 second. Moreover the
TTL never goes to 0 so the zone never expire in cache.
As an example:
root@BBK2NS:~# dig soa google.com @89.2.0.1
;; ANSWER SECTION:
g
Hello list,
I'm a newbie of pdns and I'm setting up a recursor-only installation as local
dns cache for a high load smtp server.
I'm using the lua scripting feature as a way to track down MX queries. In
particular, the preresolve() function relies on luasql to execute queries on a
(local) mysql
