[Cialug] PowerDNS Recursor + heartbeat
Matt Patterson
matt at usrlocal.com
Wed Dec 20 16:56:38 CST 2006
I think that I have found a solution. You can have heartbeat restart
certain services when the IP moves from one box to another. So, I just
need to develop a script that will configure pdns to use the correct
config file based on the IPs that are available.
-Matt
On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, Dave Weis wrote:
>
> No, but would it work to bind it to a local address and use iptables DNAT or
> REDIRECT to force packets coming in on the floating interface to the steady
> interface?
>
> On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, Matt Patterson wrote:
>
>> All,
>>
>> Has anyone used pdns-recursor and heartbeat? I'm having an issue with some
>> of the new security features of pdns and heartbeat running in an
>> active/active configuration.
>>
>> Basically, pdns-recrusor no longer binds to ANY. It forces you to list the
>> local ip addresses that you need to bind to. Which is all fine and dandy,
>> unless you have an IP moving over due to the other node in the cluster
>> being down. The IP still moves over, but pdns does not listen on it. So
>> to the end user, it is down. Listing the IP of the other node in the
>> cluster in the pdns-recursor config is also a non-starter as pdns will not
>> start as it is considered a configuration error.
>>
>> -Matt Patterson
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