Is there a runtime switch or config option to disable RRL. The bind 9.9.5-S1 by
default included the RRL enable but we would like to run test with and without
the RRL active.
Rick.
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Thanks. We'll try this, otherwise I guess I'll just build a separate binary
with RRL disabled.
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the configure script to have cross_compile=yes, it still
responds with no during the configuration.
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We have a remote site that we are providing a bind package for. They want a
targeted build and sent us the compile options as
-xtarget=T3 -xarch=sparcvis3 -xchip=ultraT3 -xcache=8/16/4:6144/64/24
The build system is using Sun Studio 12.3 cc on T5140 (UtltraSPARC-T2+
hardware running Solaris
We are trying build out bind for a remote site. When I use the prefix option so
that I can put it all where I can package it, it hardcodes the prefix into the
named binary for several items. How do I get around that. The hardcoded entries
are for rndc.key, name.conf, session.key, named.pid,
2014, at 17:57, Olsen, Richard William (Rick) CTR DISA PEO-MA (US)
richard.w.olsen@mail.mil wrote:
We are trying build out bind for a remote site. When I use the prefix option
so that I can put it all where I can package it, it hardcodes the prefix into
the named binary for several items
We have been trying to build bind using with-openssl=PATH and not have it
require the full openssl install on the destination system. We had this setup
and running when we were building on solaris 9 using bind-9.9.2 up through
bind-9.9.4-P2. Now we are building on a Solaris 10 system (remote
Reading different pages I have seen that you needed to use --enable-rrl as a
configuration option but it is not in the S3 release. So is it the default or
not available in the S3. The public release does have a rrl option.
Rick.
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