I understand you,
but the advantage of having mysql backend is that if one of the two
servers dies, the other keeps
running with up to date informations, and can also be updated wit new
informations. When the other server comes up again
it will automatically sync itself using mysql replica mechanism. if I
use file backend I have to manually sync
it, and how to keep tracks of modifications ?
for this I choose mysql backend
Riccardo
On 2/11/11 10:29 PM, David Sparro wrote:
On 2/9/2011 7:12 PM, fddi wrote:
I could succesfully setup bind with mysql backend and it works using
bind-mysql driver.
everything works except that nsupdate will no longer work.
is this normal ??
requests sent for adding a RR using nsupdate are ignored by named when
using mysqldb backend
while they are honoured and served when using normal file backend.
is this a normal behaviour ?
how to use nsupdate even if with a different backend which is not the
default file backend ?
If you are using nsupdate to make changes to your hosted zones,
couldn't you simply change the process to send the update to both
servers separately. Make each server a master with a standard file
for the backend data.
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