Well, my question is, how would one possibly CLEAR the dns cache ?

I have a small problem I have noticed occasionally with Bind4.

Each time a certain .mil site connects to our www server, my BIND
server keeps trying to communicate with the DNS of the .mil
domain, even after disconnection.  Sometimes for days and days.

I try re hupping named, and doing kill -9.  Nothing works to clear
this from cache except to reboot.   ( which seems silly )

I even tried a kill -INT and checked the output
of the dump.


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On Sun, 4 Oct 1998, Michael H. Warfield wrote:

> Matt Gallagher enscribed thusly:
> 
> > I have a question for yall? I am runnind R.H.5.1 with named, got the domains 
>working but i need to know how to update the cache because i changed some reverse dns 
>names and it still acts like they are the old ones? how can i update this? if you 
>could direct all inquiers to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i would appreciate it. thanks in 
>advance.
> 
>       1) Make SURE you incremented the sequence number in the SOA record
> (or Bind named will simply ignore your changes).
> 
>       2) If you have only changed the zone files and not anything in the
> /etc/named.boot file (Bind 4.9.x) or /etc/named.conf file (Bind 8.x) then
> you can either send a SIGHUP to the named (kill -HUP {pid_of_named} or run
> named.reload.  If you did change something in the master configuration file
> (whichever for whatever version) then kill and restart named or run
> named.restart.
> 
>       3) Wait for the "dust" to settle.  What I mean by that is that other
> systems will still have old information cached in their resolver libraries.
> While your system will have the information up to date almost immediately,
> it may take remote systems several hours if they had loaded old records
> and had the cached.  Not much you can do about that except wait.
> 
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