[Opendnssec-user] Immediate sign & locking issue (1.4.0a2)

[Sander Smeenk]

Quoting Sander Smeenk (ssmeenk at freshdot.net):

> Should i run something else to satisfy conditions for the sign call?

For those interrested:

Today i switched from SQLite3 to MySQL. Migration was quite easy, really.

I tried it in a test-vm first, the database layouts are identical and i
was able to import the sqlite3 data to MySQL with just a few tweaks.
The enforcer (now mysql) picked up on everything just right.

Some stats:
With ~150 configured zones the enforcer 'update zonelist' runtime went
from 15+ minutes to just a few seconds. Right now with ~1000 zones
configured the enforcer needs about 5 minutes to update and there's
no more concurrency locking issues, as predicted.

Furthermore, it seems that after adding a zone and running update
zonelist, the signer will already quickly configure the zone.
It looks like i can skip calling the signer explictly and still get my
signed zone in about a minute which is perfect for now.

Thanks,
-Sander.
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