Use ``pdnsutil check-zone`` to validate your zone data.
.. note::
- Whenever the storage format is mentioned, this relates only to
- the way the record should be stored in one of the :doc:`generic SQL <../backends/generic-sql>` backends. The other
+ Whenever the storage format is mentioned, this relates only to the way
+ that the record should be stored in one of the :doc:`generic SQL <../backends/generic-sql>` backends. The other
backends should use their *native* format.
The PowerDNS Recursor can serve and store all record types, regardless
question, the ``local-ip-address`` is the IP address on which the
question was received.
-Type is the tag above, ``qname`` is the domain the question is about.
+Type is the tag above, ``qname`` is the domain that the question is about.
``qclass`` is always 'IN' currently, denoting an INternet question.
``qtype`` is the kind of information desired, the record type, like A,
CNAME or AAAA. ``id`` can be specified to help your backend find an
Possible SOA-EDIT values
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-The 'inception' refers to the time the RRSIGs got updated in
+The 'inception' refers to the time that the RRSIGs got updated in
:ref:`live-signing mode <dnssec-online-signing>`. This happens every week (see
:ref:`dnssec-signatures`). The inception time does not depend on
local timezone, but some modes below will use localtime for
.. method:: DNSResourceRecord:wildcardName() -> DNSName
- Returns the wildcard name of the record the record was matched against
+ Returns the wildcard name of the record that the record was matched against
.. method:: DNSResourceRecord:content() -> string
.. method:: DNSCryptCert:getTSEnd() -> int
- Return the date the certificate is valid from, as a Unix timestamp.
+ Return the date that the certificate is valid from, as a Unix timestamp.
.. method:: DNSCryptCert:getTSStart() -> int
- Return the date the certificate is valid until (inclusive), as a Unix timestamp
+ Return the date that the certificate is valid until (inclusive), as a Unix timestamp
Certificate Pairs
-----------------
Changed settings
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-The first two settings below have effect on the way the recursor distributes queries over threads.
+The first two settings below have effect on the way that the recursor distributes queries over threads.
In some cases, this can lead to imbalance of the number of queries process per thread.
See :doc:`performance`, in particular the :ref:`worker_imbalance` section.