initial stab at 'ALIAS' or 'ANAME' records for PowerDNS. To use, set an ALIAS record on your apex. Secondly, configure PowerDNS with 'recursor=a.recursor.ip'. Sample zone:

@	IN	SOA	ns1 ahu 2014091619 7200 3600 1209600 3600
@	IN	NS	ns1
@	IN	NS	ns2
www	IN	CNAME	xs.powerdns.com.
ns1	IN	A	1.2.3.4
ns2	IN	A	4.3.2.1
@	IN	ALIAS	www.powerdns.com.
@	IN	MX	25 outpost.ds9a.nl.
elsewhere	IN	CNAME	@

Semantics are that real records override the ALIAS. We only reach out to the alias record if nothing else matched.
this currently breaks ANY queries for the apex btw.
some documentation
remove spurious 'any' (thanks seth) plus clarify CNAME walking
typos
EDNS0, AXFR details, rationale, some wording improvements
Merge branch 'master' into alias

Conflicts:
	pdns/dnsproxy.cc
Always include polarssl in dist

This is necessary since POLARSSL_SUBDIR
can be empty when configuring --with-system-polarssl, running
make distdir and building an rpm from that distdir afterwards.
Rename pdns init script to pdns.init
Merge pull request #1781 from rubenk/rename-pdns-init-script

Rename pdns init script to pdns.init
Merge pull request #1780 from rubenk/always-include-polarssl-in-distfile

Always include polarssl in dist
Building from git requires newer tools
Move debian-pdns/ to debian/
Adjust debian/rules for new paths
Adjust for debian-pdns/ to debian/ move
Merge pull request #1784 from rubenk/update-readme

Building from git requires newer tools
Merge pull request #1611 from rubenk/move-debian-pdns-to-debian

Remove old debian/ dir, move debian-pdns to debian
debian: Remove unused files, targets
nit, thanks @nivadis
Handle missing Lua when lua backend is enabled

The first case handles ./configure --with-modules='lua' --with-lua=no.
I don't know who would do such a thing, but better handle it in
./configure than bailing out later with a compiler error.

The second case handles ./configure --with-modules=lua when you don't have
Lua installed, which I actually observed since I assumed enabling the
lua backend would be enough, and I did't have the lua headers on my
system.

Fixes #1618
Don't override the user's FLAGS

Fedora for instance sets -fstack-protector-strong
but we override that with -fstack-protector, which is less secure

Ideally we never touch CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS and the like but fixing
that is an exercise left for the reader.