As of this writing, it is a proof of concent / work in progress / exercise in Haskell. Don't expect it be be usable in production out of the box.
http://www.average.org/pdns-pipe-nmc/
That said, I am using it as my .bit zone resolver and it works. With the limitations mentioned on the page.
Please comment/pm/email, or open a github ticket if you need.
Thanks.
[ANN] DNS bridge using PowerDNS
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[ANN] DNS bridge using PowerDNS
Eugene; id/crosser
Re: [ANN] DNS bridge using PowerDNS
But is namecoind fast enough?crosser wrote:As of this writing, it is a proof of concent / work in progress / exercise in Haskell. Don't expect it be be usable in production out of the box.
http://www.average.org/pdns-pipe-nmc/
That said, I am using it as my .bit zone resolver and it works. With the limitations mentioned on the page.
Please comment/pm/email, or open a github ticket if you need.
Thanks.
Re: [ANN] DNS bridge using PowerDNS
phelix wrote: But is namecoind fast enough?
- Fast enough for a single user making occasional requests.
- PowerDNS has caching bilt in.
Eugene; id/crosser
Re: [ANN] DNS bridge using PowerDNS
I've had this idea for a while making PowerDNS backend as it's awesome DNS server, only haven't had time to work on it.
Sadly I don't like Haskell at all... I would actually make it in D language.
Sadly I don't like Haskell at all... I would actually make it in D language.
Status update: DNS bridge using PowerDNS
There is some progress with my project. It supports most features (including import and delegate) and seems to work ok for me.
So I've made a binary executable for x86_64 Linux, in case someone wants to try it. URL in the top post.
So I've made a binary executable for x86_64 Linux, in case someone wants to try it. URL in the top post.
Eugene; id/crosser