Hi there, I have this setup, where I would like to add and remove a larger amount of slave zones rather regularly. What I currently do is this: I have a directory included in my nsd.conf. I put a file with a 'zone:' definition per slave zone in there. After I add or remove a zone, I use 'nsd-control reconfig' to reload NSD's configuration. However, telling NSD to reload it's entire configuration feels a bit rough. Therefore I am curious about, if there are better ways to do this. Best regards Andreas -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.nlnetlabs.nl/pipermail/nsd-users/attachments/20190528/01bc41c9/attachment.htm>
On 28/05/2019 11:39, Andreas Schwarz wrote: Hi Andreas,> What I currently do is this: > I have a directory included in my nsd.conf. > I put a file with a 'zone:' definition per slave zone in there. > After I add or remove a zone, I use 'nsd-control reconfig' to reload NSD's configuration. > > However, telling NSD to reload it's entire configuration feels a bit > rough. Therefore I am curious about, if there are better ways to do this.Is this causing any problems for NSD? It is slow to reload its config? If there isn't an actual problem, then your method seems fine. Regards, Anand