Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

Thanks, this really gives an idea on what the problem is. i did some changes, and seems the results are different now. but I faced another problem, when I tried to do a rec_control dump-cache, i got below error. should I open a new thread for discussion? prompt> rec_control dump-cache t1 Fata

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

Thanks James and Peter this really gives an idea on what the problem is. i did some changes, and seems the results are different now. but I faced another problem, when I tried to do a rec_control dump-cache, i got below error. should I open a new thread for discussion? root@host:./log% rec_cont

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

What Peter is asking for can easily be provided by showing the output of dig(1)ing the records in question. Eg, were I to run: :; dig mailman.powerdns.com mx and look in the answer section, I would see: ;; ANSWER SECTION: mailman.powerdns.com. 86376 IN MX 10 mailman.powerdns.com. The val

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

Let me change to ask in another way!! How I can start the pdns_recursor to store 1 million entries with cache expiry set to 10 hours? Thanks - RBK Peter van Dijk-6 wrote: > > Hello Paul, > > On Jun 18, 2012, at 11:36 , RBK1001 wrote: > >> the backend is a ENUM server hosted by named daemon

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

Hello Paul, On Jun 18, 2012, at 11:36 , RBK1001 wrote: > the backend is a ENUM server hosted by named daemon. There are 1 million > entries in the ENUM server. > > There is no expiration on the entry in the ENUM server. > > What I am going to test is to check whether the pdns_recursor are able

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

Sorry, let me clarify abit. the backend is a ENUM server hosted by named daemon. There are 1 million entries in the ENUM server. There is no expiration on the entry in the ENUM server. What I am going to test is to check whether the pdns_recursor are able to hold 1 million entries through the 1

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

Hi, On Jun 18, 2012, at 11:22 , RBK1001 wrote: > > The backend is a fixed ENUM server implemented by named. the entry is > permenet, no TTL setting. There is no such thing as 'no TTL'. What TTL do you see if you query your backend? Kind regards, -- Peter van Dijk Netherlabs Computer Consult

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

The backend is a fixed ENUM server implemented by named. the entry is permenet, no TTL setting. - RBK Peter van Dijk-6 wrote: > > Hello, > > On Jun 18, 2012, at 11:05 , RBK1001 wrote: > >> >> I double checked the TTL is set to 10 hours, the the 1 million queries >> should >> be completed wi

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

Hello, On Jun 18, 2012, at 11:05 , RBK1001 wrote: > > I double checked the TTL is set to 10 hours, the the 1 million queries should > be completed within 4hours, so by right, the cache should stored 1 million > records. but it only has 1xx only id I am using rec_control dump-cache > command. I h

Re: [Pdns-users] Number of entries can be stored in cache in pdns_recursor?

I double checked the TTL is set to 10 hours, the the 1 million queries should be completed within 4hours, so by right, the cache should stored 1 million records. but it only has 1xx only id I am using rec_control dump-cache command. I have verified through packet trace, the client did send over 99