Otto,
It took me a while to come back to this but I made changes as per your
suggestions shortly after your last reply.
- I reverted the max-negative-ttl to default. Performance seems markedly
improved.
- I removed the lua so no drops will occur and many server clients seem
much happier.
- I've
> On 7 May 2025, at 17:03, Nacho Oppo wrote:
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> Hi Frank.
>
> Another option I considered is creating a program that modifies the
> /etc/hosts files. With resolv.conf pointing to the internet and the
> nsswitch with host as file and dns, I'd have it solved. The only thing
> I need to implemen
On 07/05/2025 15:16, Nacho Oppo wrote:
I believe I may not have explained the scenario clearly in my previous
messages. Let me try to clarify it with a simplified example, which
might better illustrate the situation:
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I have a server *A* with IP address *dirip-A*. When this server
> On 7 May 2025, at 16:19, Nacho Oppo wrote:
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> Hi, Frank
>
>
> I believe I may not have explained the scenario clearly in my previous
> messages. Let me try to clarify it with a simplified example, which might
> better illustrate the situation:
>
> I have a server A with IP address dirip
Hi Nacho,
How "static" is the list of domains which need to resolve locally? Updated
sub-second? Once every minute? Once every hour?
I would not use pdns-recursor at all. I would let dnsdist be the first point of
entry, with 2 pools: a "auth" pool and a resolver pool.
Add the pdns-auth (with M
Thanks William,
I answer you between the lines
1. This is bad practice.
It may be a bad practice, but it is the chosen one and it is the one that I
hope will give me the approval.
2. The goal of an assignment can’t be to have someone else do it for you.
What’s the point?
I am clear that it h
Today, we are releasing a new version of the PowerDNS Authoritative
Server. This 4.9.5 version carries a few bug fixes, as well as a
performance optimization in the LMDB backend which will greatly improve
database performance when performing a lot of record updates (we’re
talking thousands per sec
On 07/05/2025 09:04, Nacho Oppo via Pdns-users wrote:
The goal is to configure PowerDNS so that it first checks an A record
in a MySQL backend, and if the record is not found o if database
does´not respond, it should forward the query to an external DNS
server, such as Google’s (8.8.8.8).
Fir
1. This is bad practice.
2. The goal of an assignment can’t be to have someone else do it for you.
What’s the point?
3. What have you tried? “It doesn’t work” doesn’t indicate any effort.
4. Should a Computer Science assignment really be this high-level?
William Edwards
> Op 7 mei 2025 om 10:0
> On 7 May 2025, at 10:04, Nacho Oppo via Pdns-users
> wrote:
>
> The goal is to configure PowerDNS so that it first checks an A record in a
> MySQL backend, and if the record is not found o if database does´not respond,
> it should forward the query to an external DNS server, such as Google’
Dear "PowerDNS MailGroup",
My name is Nacho, and I am a university student currently studying Computer
Science. I’m working on my final-year project, which involves setting up a
system that allows resolution of personal names using PowerDNS.
The goal is to configure PowerDNS so that it first chec
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