[rbldnsd] RBLDNSD and DNSCACHE.

[Thomas Vogt]

Hi

The setup is pretty simple. You have to create a file in your dnscache
directory (i.e. dnscache/root/servers/) like foo.somedomain.com. Normaly
it's the name of your zone file you're hosting with rbldnsd. You have to
write the IP where rbldnsd is running into this file. Restart dnscache
and every request to foo.somedomain.com will be forwarded from your
dnscache to this IP. I'm note sure if dnschace can forward request to
another port than 53. So perhaps you have to create an alias ip if you
run dnscache and rbldnsd on the same machine.

regards
Thomas Vogt


On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 11:47:09 -0500
Stephen Fulton <sfulton at connection.ca> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'm installing rbldnsd on a server with the intention of dnscache
> acting as a forwarder to it.  I've seen the documentation on doing so
> under Bind, but none for dnscache.  I do know how to force dnscache to
> look for certain domains at a certain IP, but I am not entirely
> confident how to do so for the zones rbldnsd will be hosting.  Could
> someone provide a tip?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
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