On Thu, Jan 02, 2003 at 01:28:24PM -0600, Gary wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 02, 2003 at 11:52:08AM -0700 or thereabouts, Craig Cameron wrote:
> > Hi all, my machine is a Pentium 2/400 running Redhat Linux 7.2, with minimal
> > install(networking and DNS & Bind). I've got the DNS configured and it
> > starts and runs perfectly, but after a certain number of hours(sometime 2
> > hours, sometimes 8) it shuts down. In the log file there is the following
> > error:
>
> I can only offer dumping BIND, and using djbdns. It runs under
> daemontools, not xinet.d and is not subject to going down. It *never* goes
> down by the way it is designed. If you lose power, etc... it just restarts
> automatically when you are running again. Djbdns is also easier to
> config, more secure, etc..
What makes you think bind runs under xinetd? It does not. Properly
configured, bind does not crash. Restarting after power-loss has
nothing to do with djbdns or bind - all servers should start when the
system starts. As for security, I have yet to see any evidence that
bind9 is any more or less secure than djbdns.
.../Ed
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