Re: bdbhpt tool? ... LDAP

Even though the bdbhpt ran successfully for 2 years here, it was never quite
perfect. We recently changed bdbhpt to LDAP backend. That was we can more easily
have multiple writers, and syncrepl to a localhost LDAP for both speed, and
redundancy.

I updated our scripts to talk to LDAP instead, and wrote a hack to import from
BerkeleyDB to LDAP .ldif.

I've not yet cleaned anything up and posted it. I am not sure if that is of
interest to others.

Our live customer DNS is already running DLZ+LDAP, and we are converting the
DLZ+BDBHPT RBL service to the same.

I ran quite a few performance tests to ensure it could keep up, and found after
plenty tweaking, that LDAP performed almost the same.

Lund


Jorgen Lundman wrote:
>
> Sorry for the late reply, my dlz-dns mailbox was stuck so I assumed it
> was just quiet time for the mailing list.
>
> We use our own perl tools, which can be checked out here:
>
> http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/DLZUtil
> http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Rbl-add-ip
>
> Lund
>
>
> Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
>> Is there any tool for creating and maintaining bdbhpt databases? If not,
>> what do you all use?
>>
>>
>>    Jeremy C. Reed
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