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how to setup nameservers correctly? #63
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@olddocks I'm working on getting this setup as well, and have gotten stuck with this too. Did you ever resolve how to get the NS records setup ? I'm using cloudflare... |
@D3m0nKingx Did you resolve it? I'm using cloudflare too. |
@heyconnor ty for pinging me I just realized to ask a dev on lux's discord. They just cloned/setup one for their project. I'll see to it if they can shed some light on this. |
@heyconnor Solution ... just setup a CNAME record for your domain with cloudflare. That will setup the NS record automatically, which you can then point your nodes to. Cloudflare's nameservers is the NS record :) Then just add your seeder's URL to your nodes' coin.conf file or into chainparams.cpp. For example seeder.YourDomain.com where "seeder" is the CNAME |
@D3m0nKingx Thanks, I've setup. |
i want to run a dns seeder for bitcoin. i have registered a domain. How to setup nameservers pointing to dns seeder?
I currently have nameservers setup correctly with godaddy. I have added vps host ip address to register as a nameserver.
and i run
./dnsseed -h dnsseed.example.com -n vps.example.com
but when i check it, the dns seeder is NOT listening on port 53.
I run with ubuntu LTS 16 and i am running both daemon and dnseeder on the same machine.
This also not working
dig dnsseed.mydomain.com
What is wrong here?
I have opened port 53 TCP/UDP
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