Hi

When i use any kind of domain with any program, mozilla, ssh, whatever, I
presume there is a cache that the system uses, which it fills whenever a
name query is made. How do I get to this cache and configure it to be
whatever size I want, and, say, automatically cache all subdomains of a
particular domain if I want to? (eg. ftp-ing to unc.edu would
automatically get the IP for sunsite.unc.edu into the cache, ready to be
used).



Thanks 


Schewdent.

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In comp.os.linux.networking Schewdent <dont@mail.com> suggested:
> Hi

> When i use any kind of domain with any program, mozilla, ssh, whatever, I
> presume there is a cache that the system uses, which it fills whenever a
> name query is made. How do I get to this cache and configure it to be
> whatever size I want, and, say, automatically cache all subdomains of a
> particular domain if I want to? (eg. ftp-ing to unc.edu would
> automatically get the IP for sunsite.unc.edu into the cache, ready to be
> used).

Guess, your system has all info:

man -k nscd
/etc/nscd.conf [nscd] (5)  - name service cache daemon configuration fil
e
/usr/sbin/nscd [nscd] (8)  - name service cache daemon

Don't forget to restart nscd after changing the config.

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