> >
> >Feb 26 21:36:40 ns1 kernel: process `named' is
> using obsolete setsockopt
> >SO_BSDCOMPAT
> >Feb 26 21:38:09 ns1 kernel: process `dig' is using
> obsolete setsockopt
> >SO_BSDCOMPAT
>
> SO_BSDCOMPAT is enabling bsd bug-to-bug
> compatability socket option... this
> is used by the udp protocol module in linux 2.0 and
> 2.2... in later kernel
> versions... support for this socket option has been
> phased out... linux 2.4
> silently ignores it while linux 2.6 generates a
> kernel warning (by calling
> printk() function call) if a program uses this
> option as what you have seen
> above...
>
> bind was developed under BSD environment and bind
> developers still uses this
> because they have customers that have kernels that
> require SO_BSDCOMPAT to
> operate... therefore they cannot remove the
> setsockopt(SO_BSDCOMPAT) call...
>
> for linux... you have to undefine the #define
> SO_BSDCOMPAT at
> lib/isc/unix/socket.c by putting #undef SO_BSDCOMPAT
> after the #include
> lines or whatever method as long as SO_BSDCOMPAT is
> undefine...
>
> fooler.
>
hi guys,
just finished reinstalling bind 9.4.0. strange thing
is whenever i put it behind a firewall it slows down
query process =( ... do i have to put some config on
my firewall or even change some query port on my bind
?
im using cp firewall...
tnx
JCB
Registered Linux User #371834
http://counter.li.org
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