Hi everyone,
can you tell me what I must do in order to get named automaticlly started in 10.2?
The configuration of named is ok and when starting it using ndc start everything works perfect.
Under 10.1.5 I have created the files 'named' and 'StartupParameter.plist' in a folder called 'Named' in the StartupItems folder. When using 10.1.5 it worked without any problems but now under Jaguar not.
Actually I think it has something to do with the Require: Disks, Desktop DB and Input Managers statements in the StartupParameter.plist file. Have these things changed in Jaguar?
And a second question: Named is used here as a caching nameserver. But when first lookup a Host not in the own database it will take about 10 seconds until nslookup got a IP for the Host entered. So when I entere a 'unknown' hostname in my browser it tolds me after a few seconds that these host is unknown but when reloding the page it start loading. I thing this is a timeout-problem. Can you tell me where I can change these timeout settings of OS 10.2
Greetings from Germany,
Rene Buenger
can you tell me what I must do in order to get named automaticlly started in 10.2?
The configuration of named is ok and when starting it using ndc start everything works perfect.
Under 10.1.5 I have created the files 'named' and 'StartupParameter.plist' in a folder called 'Named' in the StartupItems folder. When using 10.1.5 it worked without any problems but now under Jaguar not.
Actually I think it has something to do with the Require: Disks, Desktop DB and Input Managers statements in the StartupParameter.plist file. Have these things changed in Jaguar?
And a second question: Named is used here as a caching nameserver. But when first lookup a Host not in the own database it will take about 10 seconds until nslookup got a IP for the Host entered. So when I entere a 'unknown' hostname in my browser it tolds me after a few seconds that these host is unknown but when reloding the page it start loading. I thing this is a timeout-problem. Can you tell me where I can change these timeout settings of OS 10.2
Greetings from Germany,
Rene Buenger