Please add the FreeBSD usage instructions
See original GitHub issueYou should include the FreeBSD usage section: It is recommended that DNS requests are cached using nscd(8).
- Enable nscd daemon with the command:
# sysrc nscd_enable="YES""
- Start nscd daemon with the command:
# service nscd start
- Enable nscd DNS cache by changing the “hosts” line in /etc/nsswitch.conf to: ‘hosts: cache files dns’
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Hi, I just tried this on my FreeBSD 11.1 box and it appears to work. I manually added the line
nscd_enable="YES"
to my /etc/rc.conf file rather than use the sysrc utility. That is just personal preference I think. My only comment on the whole method is that using nscd at all is optional. It will improve performance by caching the results of /etc/hosts but I think this is going to be of marginal benefit for my usage scenario.Thanks everybody!