stan via users writes:
I switched DNS from my ISP to free dns services on the web to avoid tracking and data being sold. I started seeing a lot of "looking up xyz.com" in the browser, so I decided to set up bind as a locally caching name server. However, even though it seems to be configured the way it is supposed to be, I am still seeing those messages, even when I hit back in the browser, so for pages I just visited that I think should be cached.
Execute rndc dumpIf everything is set up correctly, and with the default settings, bind should dump its cache into /var/tmp/named_dump.db, or /var/named/chroot/var/tmp/named_dump.db
You can grep through it for recently visited hostnames.
Would I be better off using something like privoxy or squid? I saw
Using a proxy does not magically eliminate the need to make DNS lookups. Either your browser does this, or the proxy. And it doesn't matter who does it, it's either cached, or not.
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