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Nigel Wade wrote:
| Given that nscd is the "problem", you can alter the time for which nscd
| caches failed DNS lookups. In /etc/nscd.conf change the timeout value in
|
| negative-time-to-live hosts 300
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| to a smaller value than 300 seconds.
As I understand it the behaviour of ncsd is just a symptom of the "real"
problem which is wrongful intermittent failed lookups, presumably due to
a timed-out lookup. One might imagine it would be better to treat that
disease than just try to minimize the pain by reducing the negative time
to live?
- -Andy
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