On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 09:33:27AM +1100, Adam Cassar wrote:
> We tested this on Debian 'testing'. Pdns version is 2.9.20. In testing I
> used the gmysql and gpgsql backends.
One big powerdns user attains 12000qps using PostgreSQL on millions of
records, but they do a lot of caching on the PowerDN
Hi,
We tested this on Debian 'testing'. Pdns version is 2.9.20. In testing I
used the gmysql and gpgsql backends.
Postgresql is version 8.1 and Mysql version 5.0.32
The following Postgresql settings where changed:
effective_cache_size
shared_buffers
The following Mysql settings where changed:
Yes, it works great (when you edit the right file). I did not
need to set --serve-rfc1918=off.
Ken
On Mon, Feb 05, 2007 at 10:38:54AM -0500, Michael C. Gates wrote:
> Does this mean you can have both internal and external addresses? That would
> be awesome. Right now, I have a hosts file, which I
Does this mean you can have both internal and external addresses? That would
be awesome. Right now, I have a hosts file, which I run a script that gets
all of the records, and replaces the first three sections of the ip address
with 10.1.1.etc. But it would be really sweet if I could just have an e
I apologize for the wasted bandwidth. The pdns-recursor startup
script had been changed to point to a different recursor.conf file.
I was editing the wrong file which had no effect as might be
expected.
Egg on face,
Ken
On Mon, Feb 05, 2007 at 04:28:49PM +0100, bert hubert wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 05
On Mon, Feb 05, 2007 at 09:25:15AM -0600, Kenneth Marshall wrote:
> forward-zones=10.in-addr.arpa=
That is the proper syntax.
Can you show the output of --trace while you run a query on the 10 range?
Also, you may need to run with --serve-rfc1918=off to prevent the internal
zones from interferin
Hi,
Has anyone gotten the forward-zones option for the PDNS recursor
to work with private address spaces? We have some internal 10.*
address and the forward lookup works. But the reverse fails. Here
is what I had in the recursor.conf file:
forward-zones=10.in-addr.arpa=
It fails to resolve. Mayb
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to setup a slave DNS server, using pdns and sqlite, I have
the proper version of pdns-server installed on the machine and
configured to talk to a SQLite database. Is this what I need or do I
need the recursor version?
What do I do next, just copy the records? How do I au
Hi Adam
> On a same of 100K zones and using the queryperf tool available with bind
> (selecting each record from each zone) over a 10 minute run, both
> untuned postgresql and mysql was able to handle around 2000 qps.
>
> After tuning both Postgresql and Mysql, I was able to reach 2500 qps on
> Po
