Re: BIND 9.2.3, large zone xfer and 100% CPU Utilization

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Old 04-26-2004
Alex Rainchik
 
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Default Re: BIND 9.2.3, large zone xfer and 100% CPU Utilization

phn@icke-reklam.ipsec.nu wrote in message news:<c69e5r$307i$1@sf1.isc.org>...
> Alex Rainchik <rainchik@mail.ru> wrote:
> > Hello,

>
> > We are using BIND 9.2.3 on Solaris8, transfering ~45Mb zone from mail-abuse.com
> > every three hours, as they don't support IXFR feature. The issue we have is that
> > at the end of the transfer "named" goes berserk and CPU utlilization goes trough
> > the roof, up to 100% for about 5-10 minutes.

>
> > During those 5-10 minutes "named" does not respond to any queries, "rdnc status"
> > does not work either. It's the only zone xfer running at that time....

>
> > Just wondering if it's a bug or a feature?

>
> Garbage collection (of the old zone) could take some time. How
> slow is your sun ?
>
> > Thank you!

>
> I manage a spews-zone ( about 35M in size) using IXFR between bind-9
> and it seems to go smooth on a p-1200 slave. ( i don't see any
> lockups during or after loading)


I think that the main issue is no IXFR support for RBL/RBL+ from
mail-abuse.com

You are probably right about garbage collecting, it looks like bind is
using 64-byte chunks to store zone data in memory...

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