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I had DNS RBL in mind because of your mentioned advantages. But the service needs the new domain-feed done by users requesting the service. As far as I know thi

I had DNS RBL in mind because of your mentioned advantages. But the service needs the new domain-feed done by users requesting the service. As far as I know this is not possible by DNS RBL. And: for me it was easier to develop a web based service than doing new things with bind. Gerold

HerraBRE 15y ago
Fair 'nuff. :-) In case you want to revisit, dynamic DNS is really easy to do with PowerDNS (an alternative to bind). I've combined PowerDNS and Redis with a relatively thin Python glue layer, and then done some funky things with subclassing that to create programmatic answers to certain queries instead of just looking things up. PowerDNS also has native backends for MySQL and some others. If you're interested in my Python/Redis stuff, the code is here: https://github.com/pagekite/PyPdnsRedis/ https://github.com/pagekite/PyPdnsRedis/