>> But we're all Linux geeks here - why not just run your own
>> resolver?
>
> I would be fascinated to increase my geekdom a notch and learn a
> little more as to how I can move towards dong that - it sounds very
> interesting!
It's usually just a case of installing the package & kicking it off. For
RH-type distros, you usually just do :-
yum install bind
chkconfig named on
Then update /etc/resolv.conf so that the "nameserver" line has "127.0.0.1"
in it.
The trickiest part is stopping things like NetworkManager from changing
resolv.conf every five seconds - chattr is your friend :-)
