Hi
On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 9:45 AM, Dave Taht wrote:
> The simplest thing to do is merely move the dhcp leases file to
> persistent storage, if you are willing to live with the long term
> failure mode of flash becoming less long term. I don't honestly know
> the cycle lifetime of low end flash c
The simplest thing to do is merely move the dhcp leases file to
persistent storage, if you are willing to live with the long term
failure mode of flash becoming less long term. I don't honestly know
the cycle lifetime of low end flash chips anymore - it was very bad
when they first came out but has
Hi
This is a follow-up for a discussion that I had in systemd maillist
[1]. Here is description of the problem:
I have a router (Archer C7 V2) where I use patched version of OpenWRT.
It uses dnsmasq as a dhcp server for my local network. OpenWRT uses a
file on tmpfs to store the dhcp leases. When
Hi,
BIND and PowerDNS can sign resource records automatically when run as
primary DNS with DNSSEC. Does Dnsmasq support signing resource records
automatically in authoritative mode or are there any plans to support
automatic zone signing in authoritative mode?
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Best regards,
Renne
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Hi,
because of the hierararchical structure of the DNS-system DDoS-attacks
on nameservers or ISP-resolvers can make the internet unusable for
Dnsmasq users.
Taking the huge number of Dnsmasq installations into account, nearly
every DNS resource record is cached on a Dnsmasq node somewhere on
