As such, distribution native packages know how to stop/start themselves using operating system services.
It is configured with a configuration file called ``dnsdist.yml``. If that file does not exist, :program:`dnsdist` will attempt to fall back to a ``dnsdist.conf`` file, expecting a configuration in ``Lua`` instead of ``YAML``.
-The default path to this file is determined by the ``SYSCONFDIR`` variable during compilation.
+The default path to these files is determined by the ``SYSCONFDIR`` variable during compilation.
Most likely this path is ``/etc/dnsdist``, ``/etc`` or ``/usr/local/etc/``, dnsdist will tell you on startup which file it reads.
dnsdist is designed to (re)start almost instantly.
:program:`dnsdist` now looks by default for a configuration file named ``dnsdist.yml`` in the system configuration directory (determined by the ``SYSCONFDIR`` variable during compilation), instead of ``dnsdist.conf``. If ``dnsdist.yml`` does not exist, it will automatically fall back to ``dnsdist.conf``. That means that if you are upgrading an existing setup using the ``Lua`` configuration format in a ``dnsdist.conf`` file, you should not have to edit your configuration as long as you don't have a ``dnsdist.yml`` file in the system configuration directory.
-Please be aware that after loading a ``dnsdist.yml`` file, :program:`dnsdist` which check whether a file named ``dnsdist.lua`` is present in the system configuration directory, and if so that file will also be loaded but without the ability to use configuration directives. Please see :doc:`the YAML settings reference <reference/yaml-settings>` for more information.
+Please be aware that after loading a ``dnsdist.yml`` file, :program:`dnsdist` will check whether a file named ``dnsdist.lua`` is present in the system configuration directory, and if so that file will also be loaded but without the ability to use configuration directives. Please see :doc:`the YAML settings reference <reference/yaml-settings>` for more information.
The webserver no longer allows cross-origin HTTP requests by default, please have a look at ``webserver.allow_cross_origin_requests`` (:func:`setWebserverConfig`'s ``allowCrossOriginRequests`` for Lua-based configurations) if your setup requires them.