Changeset 559 for trunk/dnsdb.conf


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Timestamp:
12/17/13 16:33:13 (10 years ago)
Author:
Kris Deugau
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/trunk

Post-release nuisance rollup

  • Forgot to move "use Digest::MD5" to DNSDB.pm, where it's actually needed
  • Minor UI polish for TTLs intended to use "automatic" TTL setting; instead of displaying the underlying -1, show "(auto)"
  • Remember to accept negative TTLs (could probably check for things other than -1, if being picky) to allow use of "automatic" TTLs. Note that tinydns' automatic TTL is.... one day.
  • After all that work developing a caching system to speed up exports, add a knob to turn it off... because it's now slower than just writing everything straight to a collected master file after all the *rest* of the export speed optimizations. (Even with full sets of template records.)
  • Include the dns-rpc.fcgi symlink in the tarball
  • Make sure we have the right name for maxfcgi in all the places it's used. Also update the example dnsdb.conf with the couple of new options introduced recently.
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    r525 r559  
    2626# number of entries to display in lists
    2727#perpage = 25
    28 # maximum number of FCGI requests to serve before reloading/restarting FCGI
    29 #max_fcgi_requests = 10
    3028# path for per-zone cache files for export
    3129#exportcache = /var/cache/dnsdb
     
    3634#force_refresh = 1
    3735
    38 # RPC ACL
     36# fold domain names and hostnames to lowercase?
     37# strictly speaking, DNS is case-insensitive, but some people insist on Capital Letters anyway.
     38#lowercase = 0
     39
     40## General RPC options
     41# may already be obsolete.  how do we want to run RPC requests?
     42# bare socket, plain HTTP, or standard XMLRPC?
     43#rpcmode = http
     44# maximum number of FCGI requests to serve before reloading/restarting FCGI
     45#maxfcgi = 10
     46
     47## RPC ACL
    3948# A comma-separated list starting with an abstract "system name"
    4049# (passed by an RPC caller), followed by a list of IP addresses
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