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Hi,
> My initial reaction is that this will make OpenDNSSEC into the
> local network villain, and will create a "thundering herd" of TCP
> connections on startup, possibly overwhelming the upstream auth
> name server (which in our case also does ot
Hi,
I'll try to digest the rest of your message more properly, but
this is just my initial feedback:
> So to cut to the chase. Based on my testing, on short term your
> troubles should go away by increasing the number of this define in
> tcpset.h
>
> #define TCPSET_MAX 50
>
> Make this something
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Hi Håvard,
> Thanks for enduring my rant. :) Looking forward to see what you
> find.
Thanks again for bringing this to our attention and your analysis. My
grip on the problem has grown the last few days. Although I do not
have a proper fix I do know
Hi,
my struggles with OpenDNSSEC continues. I recently had to delete
9 zones from our OpenDNSSEC installation.
I did this via
ods-ksmutil zone delete --zone
It worked OK for the first 8 zones, but for the last one I got
"connection refused", and in the kernel log (where I've already
turned
