Questions tagged [recursive]
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Answering cached DNS queries
I'm not sure how recursive resolves behave when its cache contains partial of the answer.
Specifically, let's assume that first I ran this lookup request:
dig example.com @8.8.8.8
Based on my understanding, after the resolution process, the…
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user5289027
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PowerDNS: Is it possible to send different results based on server IP used by the client?
I would like to setup a recursive DNS server with multiple IPs all on the same PowerDNS server. Let's say:
8.8.8.1
8.8.8.2
8.8.8.3
8.8.8.4
I was wondering how I could send different responses based on the IP used by the client.
For example, if the…
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plz
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chowned root directory recursive
accidently I did "chown -R www-data:www-data /" (I wanted to chown current directory).
Is the only good way now to set the system up again from beginning?
waaaah -.-
Thanks
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Purpose of -r option in chown
Newbie here. Can someone please explain what it means to do something "recursively", in plain language? I have looked at search results for HOURS without finding anything that simply says what it means in plain English. For example, if I use the…
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Bill
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Conditional forwarder for subdomain through DNS proxy
I have a Windows AD domain : contoso.local
I want to forward all requests to some.contoso.local to another DNS server through forwarding DNS server:
contoso.Local.DNS => Proxy.DNS => some.contoso.local.DNS
I can not allow direct forwarding from…
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Chmod all files and directories recursively to 666 under /usr
I want to make an chmod command that's recursively will apply the privilegies to all directoris under that.
Example:
chmod 666 /usr
I want that every directory under "/usr" turn into permissions to 666.
Thanks in advance.
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How to search recursively for a file in linux?
I would like to search for a file recursively under a directory.
How do I search recursively for that file:
in the directory I am standing in?
in a specific directory?
The command should get a part of the file name and do the search, and return…
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Find in all sub directories
I have a directory with many sub directories,
I want to find a file in this directories so I use this command:
find ./ -name test.php
but this command search just in the top level directory,
how can I search in all sub directories too?
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