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<0> ok i installed bind9 now what?
<0> im running under debian
<0> if that helps
<1> jalo, what are you trying to do?
<0> configure DNS basicly for multiple domains
<0> well just one at the moment would be nice, i can configure more later
<1> jalo, welp, first thing i did, was change /etc/resolv.conf to just say one line. "nameserver 127.0.0.1" to see if bind is doing the main job.
<1> if you can ping google.com or something with just that line, so far so go.
<0> alright cool.. ill try that after i get it chrooted
<1> ok
<0> ugh oh! how do you delete a mknod
<0> just like a file?
<0> rm?
<0> ok i think that worked. hate typeo's
<0> um should i have set my static address before i installed bind9?
<0> or does it matter?
<0> when you run chrooted where should the named.pid file go?
<0> or does it matter
<2> Does if I have a domain...and I want to change the ip it points too...will that always take a day or so?
<2> or is it possible to have a domain point to a new ip within a few minutes?
<3> depends on your TTL
<3> if your going to change your domain lower your TTL a few days in advance so it will happen quicker
<2> jamesd: ttl?
<3> time to live
<3> when the ttl expire all clients fetch new stuff from the server
<2> jamesd: I though ttl was to do with packets?
<3> nope... dns uses them too
<3> check out the SOA record.. ask google
<4> jamesd: Well, the SOA record doesn't really have much to do with the TTL (other than negative caching) these days...
<3> yes but its was the easiest comparison i could give him and the best place to find the documents
<4> sid: (http://www.simpledns.com/help/df_ttl.htm appears to be a decent explanation)
<0> also read some of the RFC's for DNS have lots of good info about TTL
<0> or try DNS @ Wikipedia
<4> Well, the RFCs are great, but can be a little hard to digest...
<0> i guess.. i read through a few the other day learned alot about TTL and DNS, wasnt too bad, but i already had a descent understanding of DNS too
<0> Wikipedia is a easy read with lots of info
<4> Well, I'd say it's not necessarily so much about whether you know about the subject before as much as being used to reading RFCs and other technical documents...
<0> true didnt factor that in
<0> i read technical doc all the time that i dont always understand, eventually somones article or comments or whitepaper will make it all click for me.
<0> just have to keep learning
<0> Morning!
<5> Question for you all: Is there a way to created preferenced/weighted A records for one name kinda like you can do with MX records?
<5> I know you can create a low ttl set of ips for a single A record but I need yo be able to priorotize them
<5> er prioritize
<6> I need some advise on a domain of mine. A few days ago it began acting up and stopped resolving. I was on a trip and couldn't do much, but I've been doing some digging and apparently even though it's not expired it's not even showing up as existing. http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/lookup.ch?name=rave5.com&type=A
<6> How can I solve this?
<3> your registrar is no longer exporting your A records for your domain, is it expired?
<6> No, the domain doesn't expire until September.
<6> The domain is rave5.com
<3> check wiht your registrar there are no A records on the .com servers...
<3> er with
<6> Yeah, I'll have to end up contacting them. It isn't a problem I can fix.
<7> Do you guys think it is smart to put p***words on all my domains?
<7> hm
<6> No, not at all. Make them world writable.
<6> :P
<7> hehe
<7> I just never thought about it, but I saw the option
<7> hm
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