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Feature Request.
by Flavio Visentin - Dec 15th 2007 15:01:10
Hi. I use pdnsd since 2003 and I'm really satisfied with it. Unfortunately
it lacks one feature I really miss. I'd like to be able to serve TXT
records. I think it's not too difficult to add this feature, but I'm not a
c developer so I'm not able to write the feature by myself.
Actually TXT Records are widely used, and having pdnsd able to serve them
can save me from install bind in a lot of lan
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Debian bugs fixed ?
by Frédéric L. W. Meunier - Jan 19th 2002 08:24:05
I'm not a Debian user, bot noticed some bug reports here. Does this version fix them ?
I'd like to give it a try.
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Re: Debian bugs fixed ?
by Frédéric L. W. Meunier - Jan 19th 2002 08:25:55
Sorry, here.
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Re: Debian bugs fixed ?
by Thomas Moestl - Jan 19th 2002 10:36:16
I cannot reproduce #102460, #101159 and #96386.
#93296 should be solved, since the user can
specify a range of ports now.
#108865 and #112203 (which are more of whish
list items) are outstanding, sorry.
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Re: Debian bugs fixed ?
by Sam Trenholme - Jan 28th 2002 00:26:47
Does this version fix them ? I'd like to give it a try.
The issues in question are unreproducable; in addition, I have run pdnsd
through a stress test which it passed with flying colors.
Most likely, the person who filed the bug reports had a setup which was
broken in some way.
- Sam
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Very nice...
by senelson - Jan 19th 2002 03:04:12
pdnsd is just what I'd been looking for for a while. I have a dialup box
that serves as a router and DNS server to a mixed bag of Windows and Linux
boxes. I'd previously been pulling my hair out trying to get internal hosts
served up without querying external DNS. pdnsd solved the problem nicely,
and was very easy to install.
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