Hi all,
Il 05/08/2011 20:03, Ian Mordey ha scritto: > I have powerdns running perfectly using a MySQL cluster to store the data. > The way I do it is have the pdns servers run a local copy of MySQL and > replicate from the cluster. This eliminates downtime if the link between the > geographically separate DNS servers and the master cluster is down. I don't > have AXFR master/slave setup anywhere as any updates are made to the cluster > table and this is replicated out to the local mysql instance. > > Cheers > Ian > I have the same implementation as described by Ian. Now, I have to handle even the SLAVE zones, for our customers who prefer to manage domains on their servers (AXFR master/slave setup). So I have to manage NATIVE domains for those customers that use our "DNS tool panel" and SLAVE domains for customers who have a their own server that acts as a master. In this scenario, the local 'records' table on two DNS servers would be written: - by native replication from MySQL cluster for records of NATIVE zone - by pdns daemon for records of SLAVE zone ... having as a result a misalignment of the 'records' tables on the local and cluster MySQL instance. Can I configure pdns to cache the "AXFR records" without saving them on local DB? Or more generally, what is the best way to implement my scenario? Kind regards, Cristian _______________________________________________ Pdns-users mailing list Pdns-users@mailman.powerdns.com http://mailman.powerdns.com/mailman/listinfo/pdns-users
