It is getting important to know if you are on Mac OS X, if you are,
this may have been solved, and somehow, I overlooked it.
It appears launcd, the cron replacement tool in OS X, can start named
before the network interfaces come up. I am not sure. This implies a
reboot happened on my machine and I did not notice it at that time.
I tend to think port 53 works, and then goes deaf during run time. I
will keep an eye on it.
At any rate, swiped from the QuickDNS forums, you could do something
like this in a shell script, and call that with your launchd script,
which will start it only when the interfaces are up
#!/bin/bash
until [ -n "$(ifconfig|grep inet\ |grep -v 127.0.0.1)" ] ; do
sleep 1;
done
trap "killall named" EXIT
/usr/sbin/named $@
exit $?
On Jan 8, 2009, at 8:09 PM, Deslatte, Curtis wrote:
I didn't see any replies to this question, however...
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Scott
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