* Francis Ramírez Verdugo <[email protected]> [100914 13:25]: > > Thanks a lot Christian, but I would need a little more explanation: > > What's then the difference 'in concept talking' between a slave name server > and a superslave one (apart, obviously, from having a concrete row in its > 'supermasters' table)? > > I think my main confusion is related with the utility of 'supermasters' > table. Since, we have the 'domains' table where we can put our masters. Why > having to do then in another table? Is it maybe a way for making the slave > more restricted?
A slave is a nameserver configured for a domain X, and configured with a master Y. A superslave is a PowerDNS nameserver configured with a master Z. This master Z is allowed to push new domains to the superslave. -- christian hofstaedtler _______________________________________________ Pdns-users mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.powerdns.com/mailman/listinfo/pdns-users
