On 18/05/14 09:26, Hongyi Zhao wrote:
Yes, I want to let bind/named prefetch records that are being queried
regularly. In this way, I'll have a set of up-to-date cached records
that I've been queried. Can the prefetch function plus caching mode of
bind/named do this for me?
Re-read Marks rep
Yes, I want to let bind/named prefetch records that are being queried
regularly. In this way, I'll have a set of up-to-date cached records that
I've been queried. Can the prefetch function plus caching mode of
bind/named do this for me?
Regards
2014-05-18 15:49 GMT+08:00 Mark Andrews :
> If
If there is a query in that 9 second window then named will make a query to
repopulate the cache. If there is not a query then the records will expire. You
only want to prefetch records that are being queried for regularly.
On 18/05/2014, at 17:18, Hongyi Zhao wrote:
> What do you mean by s
What do you mean by saying that "Prefetch does not cause named to ignore
TTLs"?
I think in my case, I have set the preftch option like this:
--
prefetch 2 9;
--
This will enable the prefetching for all of the entries with the TTL larger
that 2 seconds, (in my case, the TT
Taking the CNAME line in the response, please notice that the published TTL is
60 seconds. Prefetch does not cause named to ignore TTLs.
hth,
Len
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