Re: views support using DLZ

Hi again,
Now it worked. Thanks a lot for the quick reply.
Reading the documentation and making some tests I noticed that dlz always do
a sql query for each request, i.e., doesn't use cache. Is this the normal
behaviour? Isn't it possible to add the results to a cache and use a refresh
system to handle changes?
Again, thanks for the reply.

Regards,
Luis

On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 4:28 PM, Graeme Fowler <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Sun, 2009-02-22 at 00:29 +0000, Luis Silva wrote:
> > The only record present in table dns_records:
> >
> >      zone      | host | ttl | type | mx_priority | data |
> > resp_person     | serial | refresh | retry | expire  | minimum
> >
> ---------------+------+-----+------+-------------+------+--------------------+--------+---------+-------+---------+---------
> >  ptinovacao.pt | @    | 800 | SOA  |             |      |
> > ns1.ptinovacao.pt. |    324 |   10800 |  1800 | 3600000 |   86400
>
> Your SOA definition is invalid and you're missing key values for NS and
> A records in the zone. You should have, at minimum:
>
> zone:           ptinovacao.pt
> host:           @
> ttl:            800
> type:           SOA
> mx_priority:
> data:           ns1.ptinovacao.pt
> resp_person:    [email protected]
> serial:         2009022201
> refresh:        10800
> retry:          1800
> expire:         3600000
> minimum:        86400
>
> zone:           ptinovacao.pt
> host:           @
> ttl:            800
> type:           NS
> mx_priority:
> data:           ns1.ptinovacao.pt
> resp_person:
> serial:
> refresh:
> retry:
> expire:
> minimum:
>
> zone:           ptinovacao.pt
> host:           ns1
> ttl:            800
> type:           A
> mx_priority:
> data:           10.0.10.19
> resp_person:
> serial:
> refresh:
> retry:
> expire:
> minimum:
>
> Graeme
>
>
>
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