On Tue, 5 Jun 2001, irgendeineadresse wrote:
> > I use pdnsd which is great for home use, moreover it caches the data on
> I'll just gonna check it out.
> > red hat comes with a caching-nameserver rpm which has the template config
> > files for bind.
> Using SuSE.
doesnt matter, since they are only the conf files.
> It all seems like it caches what he has already seen. When I call the
> website the first time, how will it find the DNS-entry. The client
no the set up of a caching nameserver will by itself involve giving the ip
address of the nameserver to contact for uncached data. So on my setup in
resolv.conf i have "nameserver 127.0.0.1". The dns server's ( pdnsd )
configuration file can list any number of dns servers to contact. So on
your client machine just have resolv.conf to point to the machine where
you are running your nameserver.
-- sreangsu
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