On Wed, Dec 10, 2025, at 03:08, lejeczek via Pdns-users wrote: > I've: > non-local-bind=no > local-address=10.9.4.2,10.3.1.99,10.3.1.100 > and *recursor* creates a listening socket with IP which does not exist - at > least according to *netstat *I was hoping - while not being pdns nor networking expert - for behaviour where *pdns* watches and waits for IP to appear and only then, when given IP exists on the system, pdns would start using it. > What is happening there - and how could I, if possible at all, get pdns to > operate like that?
pdns-recursor does not do that, and it's hard to understand what the benefit of that would be. The recursor only 'uses' those addresses by listening for incoming queries on them, so listening on an address which will not receive any queries (because it has not been assigned to any interfaces) does not cause any harm or consume any resources.
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