one thing i missed, dnstcp is a seperate program which is run for each incoming tcp query. i pretty sure ndb does not consult the running dns, but reads the ndb files from disk.
thus if there happen to be modifications to the db which are not in the db files, you're not going to see them with an AXFR. this isn't how the p9p ndb/dns works. it takes -tT [tcp listen address]. it uses the in-memory version of the db and doesn't have to reread the databases for each request. - erik On Thu Mar 16 17:51:45 CST 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I am running dns as > ndb/dns -rns >
