> >Related entries that may also help performance for some applications (like
> >INN) are
> >
> >* increase directory name lookup cache (per Sun Performance and Tuning,
nscd is NOT THE SAME as 'directory name lookup cache'. The former is
a name server cache, the later a file system cache.
> Although Sun won't admit it for obvious reasons, in a DNS-only environment,
> as you are likely to be using, there are many advantages to turning OFF
> nscd,
I second that. You simply can't kill the daemon --- gethostbyname et
al will just hang. You need to edit nscd.conf and add:
enable-cache hosts no
This made my scums a lot happier when I did that. password and group
caching is still a good idea, even if /etc/passwd and group are local.
Russell
Received on Thu Nov 28 1996 - 16:07:37 MST
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