Hi Peter, got it. I started returning END as you have suggested. But my problem is still not solved.
Suppose i have CNAME record -> example.com CNAME cname.example.com. So when pdns queries for example.com, the backend returned cname.example.com The following are the queries pdns asked the backend and the replies i coded. example.com ANY - example.com CNAME cname.example.com cname.example.com SOA - END com SOA - END At this point, pdns is going into a blocked state. Its not replying anything to the dig command. Can some one suggest what might be the reason? >Hi Vivek, >On Feb 24, 2012, at 8:47 , vivek munagala wrote: >>* I understand you point. In my case also PDNS is resolving the CNAME for it >>self. But it is querying my backend for resolving. One solution can be >>returning just END which is little hacky. i was wondering if there is any >>other way to prevent pdns from querying the backend for resolving the CNAME.* >Returning END is not hacky; it's the valid (and only) way to say "I have no >positive information for this request". >Kind regards, >Peter van Dijk -- Best Wishes, Vivek Munagala ph - 9769105955
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