Re: Bind9 Log data consistency

On 03/08/2011 09:46 PM, Stefan Certic wrote: Hi Sebastian, Thanks for response. Problem with another log file is that solution is doubling number of I/O transactions. At some point, data needs to be phrased into database and written to disk. I'm afraid doubling operations will cause bottlenecks

Re: Bind9 Log data consistency

Hi Sebastian, Thanks for response. Problem with another log file is that solution is doubling number of I/O transactions. At some point, data needs to be phrased into database and written to disk. I'm afraid doubling operations will cause bottlenecks during high load traffic peaks and slow-down

Bind9 Log data consistency

Hello, Configuration: Bind9 configured to write logs into sys/rsyslog. - From there, data is getting phrased and used for analytical / billing purposes. Scenario: At some point, a problem arise and rsyslog crashes for any possible reason. There is no unix logging socket any more bind can comm