Simon Kelley wrote:
...
> > A tangential question, I've increased MAXLEASES to
> >
> > #define MAXLEASES 16384
> >
> > in config.h. Is there any danger in having this many leases and
> > increasing this even higher if necessary? I'm a few weeks away from
> > being able to test this at scale
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processes (though they strongly discourage that: «threads are evil»). They use
a
reader/writer lock mechanism. So it looks like it can be done. I have no idea
about the impact upon performance though.
See http://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q5
Vince
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> On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 1:43 PM
>De : Christ Schlacta
>
>do like this idea, hope it gets approved!
>
>On 1/26/2011 14:38, Cristian Măgherușan-Stanciu wrote:
...
>>I still had to run a web server (yeah, I know there are plenty of
>>small
>
>>ones), so for such use cases it would be great if dnsmasq had a small
> Data Control Systems - Mike Elkevizth once wrote:
>
>I agree completely with this. I currently use dnsmasq with a samba 3 domain
>and
>
>
>do not want to have to abandon dnsmasq to utilize samba 4.
...
> On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 9:38 AM, Helmut Hullen wrote:
>
in the samba mailinglist there
Hi.
Due to recent requests on URL handling (such as embedded web server or URL
redirection) wouldn't it be a good idea to advertise features dnsmasq doesn't
target and will not do on dnsmasq web site for permanent reference? I also
thought about summarizing a few good ideas which have been subm
Hi Simon.
[...]
>> # pmake way to learn path of Makefile
>> TOP != echo `pwd`/
>> # GNU make way to learn path of Makefile
>> TOP ?= $(shell pwd)
>>
>> This leads to:
>>
>> Makefile:38: *** missing separator. Stop.
>>
>> Apparently it doesn't like the first TOP line.
>>
>>[...] I'm u
> > This active-passive scheme shouldn't need any dnsmasq
> changes, and
> > arranging to monitor server instances and start a new
> one when an
> > existing one goes down is a solved problem: it's
> exactly what heartbeat
> > does.
> >
> > Building a heartbeat harness to run dnsmasq
> active-pass
--- On Sat 26.5.12, Simon Kelley wrote :
...
> > What if there be a heartbeat link in dnsmasq through
> which the active
> > dnsmasq would stream changes (or the whole block of
> data) to the
> > passive instance along with keep-alive probes?
>
> That has attractions: Both dnsmasq instances could
--- On Sat 26.5.12, Simon Kelley wrote :
Oops I had overlooked there is already such configuration :D Sorry for the
noise.
...
> Need to wonder about security, since connections to the
> primary can mess with things.
>
> This only works with one primary and one secondary: if there
> are multipl
Hello Helmut.
> De: Helmut Hullen
> Date: Lundi 2 juillet 2012, 5h42
> But it seems to be a bit more difficult to change
> automatically something like
>
> dhcp-range=eth0,192.168.0.10,static
> dhcp-range=eth1,192.168.1,10,static
> dhcp-range=eth2,192.168.17.10-192.168,28.250
>
>
> De: Helmut Hullen
> > Although you don't like udev, I think it's an important
> > part of your final solution.
>
> Sorry - I disagree. "udev" moves the problems, it doesn't
> solve them.
Okay, let's rephrase it and be accurate: udev does *not* solve your problem.
Instead udev provides more ap
Hello Wojtek.
--- En date de : Ven 27.7.12, Wojtek Swiatek a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I set up dnsmasq on my home network to replace the isc/bind
> legacy
> system :) when changing the architecture. The setup relies
> on a debian
> which acts as the router/firewall/"master of all truth"
> (DNS, nt
Jan Seiffert a écrit :
[snip]
> .local is also burned on Windows.
> To many people own iGadgets, which need iTunes, and iTunes
> installs
> Bonjour...
> The Linux Desktop cabal also pushes hard for avahi, which
> burns .local
> nearly everywhere.
>
> Simply use .lan.
> I renamed all nets i coul
--- En date de : Ven 4.1.13, Brian Dunbar a écrit :
> I'm a sysadmin with a request from a developer and PM and ...
> can dnsmasq help out?
Sure.
...
> 2. When the resource at bar1.site.eu.company.com changes it's URL
> (not often but often enough to be annoying) to bar2.eu.company.com
> edit
Hi Jarno.
>
> De : Jarno Elonen
>
>Hi,
>
[...]
>5) Reverse queries against dnsmasq work for hosts that are manually
>entered into /etc/hosts
>...but, obviously...
>6) "nslookup 192.168.1.68" on the server gives "** server can't find
>68.1.168.192.in-addr.arpa.: N
> De : Jarno Elonen
> Envoyé le : Mercredi 28 août 2013 9h47
> Hi Vincent,
...
> Manual entries in /etc/hosts work for me too, but I was interested in
> trying if dnsmasq could also be made to serve reverse queries for the
> dynamic NetBIOS names. That is, names that (DHCP-configured) Windows
Hi people.
I've installed *dnsmasq-2.49* under Gentoo. It runs concurrently with
OpenResolv, which I need to add DNS server IP's to the resolver when I use my
VPN connections. Actually OpenResolv acts upon */etc/dnsmasq-resolv.conf* and
*/etc/dnsmasq-resolvconf.conf*. The former holds the list
Hi László.
> I'm trying to bind two MACs which are the wired and the
> wireless
> interface of a laptop to one IP by specifying two related
> lines in
> /etc/ethers and one related line in /etc/hosts but it seems
> only the
> first MAC works. I guess dnsmasq overrides the first
> with the second
Hello Marc
> For an interactive installation, I need everybody
> connecting to my wi-
> fi network to be shown the same page, hosted in my
> computer.
> I have a router with Dnsmasq installed, connected to the
> computer with
> the server, IP 1.2.3.4, so everybody looking for, ie.
> google.com,
> Guys, all I want to do is to be able to use my
> company-provided laptop
> at home which has proxy in the network. It is configured
> with a
> different domain than my local subnet for obvious reasons.
> DHCP was tested and confirmed to work properly with MSIE.
> FF does not
> work as it relie
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