pdnsdconf

pdnsd.conf config file for pdnsd (along with resolvconf.conf for openresolv framework) that might be useful.

These config files are tested on Arch Linux, and may or may not work with other Linux distributions.

Licensed under The MIT License by Xiaodu, Du9L.com.

How to use

1. Make sure you have pdnsd and openresolv installed.

   On Arch Linux that would be # pacman -S pdnsd openresolv (# = sudo).

2. Modify pdnsd.conf according to your own network and ISP. For example,

   • If you don't have IPv6, you can delete (or comment out) the run_ipv4=off; line.

   • If you prefer IPv6 over IPv4, you can delete all the IPv4 ip lines.

   • Finally, if your ISP pollutes NXDOMAIN results, you can fill in the reject line in local block. Refer to dnsmasq-china-list/bogus-nxdomain.china.conf for information about some Chinese ISPs.

3. Put pdnsd.conf and resolvconf.conf into /etc/.

4. Update openresolv with # resolvconf -u, then start pdnsd daemon.