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<0> anyone here running tinyDNS?
<1> yea
<1> what's up?
<0> vollmer: hei. I've just installed it on FC5 from RPMs on the q-mail site but I don't find a package that will set up the run files... are you on Fedora?
<2> hi all
<2> :D
<2> i use cname to set something like www.example.com
<2> but what about changing where example.com point to?
<3> use a records instead.
<2> mx?
<3> an mx record names a name already, no need for cname.
<2> i try setting mx pointing to something.dynamicdns.org.
<2> priority 1
<2> but pinging example.com still won't work
<3> mx doesn't have anything to do with ping.
<2> uhmm
<2> so which way can i make example.com to be redirect to an host?
<3> use an a record.
<2> but a only take numeric p address
<2> ip*
<3> exactly.
<3> so, consider not having the domain resolve that way.
<2> uhmm
<2> I have a dynamic ip address for my connection
<2> so i can't set it to a dynamic dns host
<2> :/
<3> perhaps you should change your dns provider to one that will put your updated a record into the zone.
<2> yeah
<2> but a record too ask me for a name field
<3> then the provider you selected wasn't the one that will work for you as you desire.
<2> i must email this to them
<2> thanks for your time :)
<4> <3 for glue records
<5> is there a simply way to change the IP of a domain when using BIND?
<5> normally BIND forwards all dns queries to some server outside (except some local hosts)
<5> now i want that BIND returns another IP for a certain domains (no i do not want to trick someone; i rather want to have fun with some display/pc which loads the same website every 20 seconds ;-)
<6> reloading a web page has nothing to do with IP addresses! cant imagine what you are upto
<5> um...well it asks the BIND server for the IP?
<5> for the domain it tries to load the site from
<6> yes so
<7> mcsmurf: make the nameserver authoritative for the zone that you wish to hijack.
<5> ok thanks i'll take a look
<5> this is really for fun only, it will be disabled again after one day :)
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