This version has DNSTAP support (https://dnstap.info). Use
--enable-dnstap for ./configure to turn it on, then in nsd.conf enable
the dnstap feature with dnstap-enable: yes and set one or more of
dnstap-log-..-messages to yes. And set the dnstap socket path in the
config.
The reuseport: yes config option in nsd.conf on FreeBSD 12 can use the
SO_REUSEPORT_LB option that performs performance load balancing.
The changezone command for nsd-control allows to change the pattern
associated with a zone without downtime for the zone, in one operation.
It is otherwise just like a delete and an add for that zone.
It builds cleanly on our CentOS 7 build server, and seems to run as
before on our CentOS 7 test server. However, I have not tried out the
DNSTAP feature yet.
This version has DNSTAP support (https://dnstap.info). Use
--enable-dnstap for ./configure to turn it on, then in nsd.conf enable
the dnstap feature with dnstap-enable: yes and set one or more of
dnstap-log-..-messages to yes. And set the dnstap socket path in the
config.
The reuseport: yes config option in nsd.conf on FreeBSD 12 can use the
SO_REUSEPORT_LB option that performs performance load balancing.
The changezone command for nsd-control allows to change the pattern
associated with a zone without downtime for the zone, in one operation.
It is otherwise just like a delete and an add for that zone.