I'm contemplating going from analog dns resolution to a helper. There are about a dozen listed. What are the recommendations for Linux? Or, other question: is "outsourcing" dns res worth it? If it's crucial for the recommendation: The Apache log files to process are *big* and range from 10 MB upwards per day. They are getting processed once to a daily analog cache file and then deleted. Even this gzipped cache file is 0,5 - 1 MB of size.
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