Hi Rubén,
it seems to me support for tags on source clients would be more useful
and easily understandable. Also, it already supports concept of tag: and
set: in DHCP world. It should work to adapt also DNS queries to use it.
I think, you would usually group of clients, which should share the sam
Hi all,
I've updated to the latest source code a patch I did some time ago, to add
split-horizon functionality to the address options.
I use it to do some quick blocking just for some host/net, like:
address=/double-click.net/127.0.0.1;192.168.2.0/24# block
double-click.net to hosts in the n
In a split horizon situation with an external name server providing the
external resolution of (some) records, I want to be able to have dnsmasq
be authoritative for a NATed subnet (10.7.0.0/16) such that PTR (and
SRV, etc) records are automatically created and returned when queried.
Having read t
Hi everyone,
Attached is a patch to add a simple form of split horizon that I've been
using for some time now.
Perhaps others will also find it useful.
Cheers,
Ruben.
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Sorry for the late answer but I was on holiday. I tested the patch from git
and it works as expected. Thank you a lot.
On Sun, Aug 9, 2015 at 6:46 PM, Simon Kelley
wrote:
> On 06/06/15 09:59, Ermanno Scaglione wrote:
> > auth-server=owncloud.local.lan,wan
> > host-record=owncloud.local.lan,x.x.x
On 06/06/15 09:59, Ermanno Scaglione wrote:
> auth-server=owncloud.local.lan,wan
> host-record=owncloud.local.lan,x.x.x.x
> auth-zone=owncloud.local.lanm,x.x.x.x/32
> address=/owncloud.local.lan/192.168.1.y
>
> also hosts inside the lan are answered x.x.x.x when querying for
> owncloud.local.lan,
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Thanks for the heads-up. It took 'till 2.75 to get a stable release,
but I'm back to committing fixes now, and I'll include this.
Cheers,
Simon.
On 05/08/15 12:39, Ermanno Scaglione wrote:
> Hi, what about this (minor) issue?
>
> On Tue, Jun 9,
Hi, what about this (minor) issue?
On Tue, Jun 9, 2015 at 11:14 PM, Simon Kelley
wrote:
> On 07/06/15 22:44, Ermanno Scaglione wrote:
> > Yes adding an host record with an internal address cause dnsmasq to reply
> > alternately the internal and external record to internal queries,
> useless,
> >
On 07/06/15 22:44, Ermanno Scaglione wrote:
> Yes adding an host record with an internal address cause dnsmasq to reply
> alternately the internal and external record to internal queries, useless,
> also --localise-queries has no effect.
> Maybe the new flag should be called localise-auth-queries :
Yes adding an host record with an internal address cause dnsmasq to reply
alternately the internal and external record to internal queries, useless,
also --localise-queries has no effect.
Maybe the new flag should be called localise-auth-queries :-)
It would be a great small split-horizon for home
I can see exactly why it's behaving this way. The code attempts to
answer directly queries from internal hosts for auth domains that would
otherwise be forwarded, and then return to the authoritative side of
dnsmasq. This is a performance hack.
I don't think you ingenious use of address= was consi
Hi to everybody, I use dnsmasq on my small home router (and find it great
btw), and I am attempting to use it also as an authoritative DNS for a
freedns.afraid.org subdomain I host on my home server. I'd like to
configure the dns in a way that the domain resolves to address x.x.x.x when
queried ove
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