[Pdns-users] Some PowerDNS Recursor oddities
Darren Gamble
darren.gamble at sjrb.ca
Wed May 17 16:08:06 UTC 2006
Hi Bert,
> Darren - except for the NS records itself, everything you want to do
works
> as you describe above. The only time when you hit a "problem" would be
> when
> you truly change nameservers or nameserver IP addresses.
That IS the situation we are referring to, yes.
> Additionaly, as of this afternoon (see my earlier message), PowerDNS
can
> be
> made to emulate what BIND does exactly.
>
> I'll explain in more detail later, am busy now.
Sounds great- we'll be happy to try it out! Just let us know when/where
it's available, at your convenience.
I'm sure you're aware of this- but just to be sure- if you're updating
NS TTL records in your cache, you'll need to explicitly handle that
second situation I described where you have "older" servers still
authoritative a zone that they shouldn't be, which causes a
significantly larger issue.
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Darren Gamble
Planner, Regional Services
Shaw Cablesystems GP
630 - 3rd Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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