If what you want is the basic functionality of "cat", what's wrong with
"named-compilezone -with -some -options"?
On Jun 14, 2012, at 11:00 AM, Walter Smith wrote:
> So essentially if I'm scripting on a slave and would like to check-into-svn
> changes within any particular 'raw' zone - I'll sti
On Jun 14, 2012, at 5:54 AM, Marian Roess wrote:
> Thank you for your quick answer.
>
>> You've possibly checked all this, but let me ask anyway:
>>
>> 1. Are you monitoring named logs when reload the zones? Any errors?
>
> Yes, I do.
>
> zone cs.uni-dortmund.de/IN: loaded serial 11216
named is paranoid. It discards the rest of the response after processing
the CNAME.
thanks Mark, that sounds great.
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In message <4fda9b90.8040...@riseup.net>, pangj writes:
>
> > In message<4fda970e.9080...@riseup.net>, pangj writes:
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> If BIND is authoritative for zone a, and is not authoritative for zone
> >> b, but zone b is configured in BIND's zone file, and x.zonea.com is
> >> CNAME'd to y
In message<4fda970e.9080...@riseup.net>, pangj writes:
Hi,
If BIND is authoritative for zone a, and is not authoritative for zone
b, but zone b is configured in BIND's zone file, and x.zonea.com is
CNAME'd to y.zoneb.com.
When DNS client queries to this BIND for x.zonea.com, it gets the
autho
In message <4fda970e.9080...@riseup.net>, pangj writes:
> Hi,
>
> If BIND is authoritative for zone a, and is not authoritative for zone
> b, but zone b is configured in BIND's zone file, and x.zonea.com is
> CNAME'd to y.zoneb.com.
>
> When DNS client queries to this BIND for x.zonea.com, it
Hi,
If BIND is authoritative for zone a, and is not authoritative for zone
b, but zone b is configured in BIND's zone file, and x.zonea.com is
CNAME'd to y.zoneb.com.
When DNS client queries to this BIND for x.zonea.com, it gets the
authoritative answers for both x.zonea.com and y.zoneb.com,
Hi.
I've been trying to find examples on how to use TSIG to replicate several
differents views to a slave server, but I could only find with two views,
and I just couldn't figure out how to adapt that example to 3 or more views.
Could you send me example on how to accomplish that?
Thanks!
2012/
So essentially if I'm scripting on a slave and would like to check-into-svn
changes within any particular 'raw' zone - I'll still need to rsync that 'text'
zone/file from master...
I wish '/usr/bin/strings' act as '/bin/cat' on this new default 'raw' format
Fr
Such problems usually end up in being something stupid, for example, does
"pgrep named" return ONE pid ?
Or maybe you are looking at log file on one server but dig another one.
Did you try to stop named and start it over ?
Maybe try to enable statistic-channel and see which serial BIND reports
the
Marian Röß wrote:
>
> That is what bothers me. Even the debug messages show, that a change is
> detected and the zone is loaded into the database.
Are you running one copy of named on the server?
It might be that you have an old instance of the server running and
serving the old zone, and a new
> But his log message showed that it loaded the correct file, or at least
> a file with the correct serial number.
That is what bothers me. Even the debug messages show, that a change is
detected and the zone is loaded into the database.
> How about this: does the server use "views"? If the zo
In article ,
Jan-Piet Mens wrote:
> > The serialnumber in the SOA record is lower than the serial number BIND
> > pretends to load in the logs. But why would BIND log to load the right
> > zone, but use an old one?
>
> Because it's loading the wrong file?
But his log message showed that it lo
For the domains that we're primary and authoritative we check the listing of
each customer's WHOIS record to confirm they're using the right DNS servers
and then query our upstream's DNS server (which is slaving it) to make sure
they're responding authoritatively. We also query a public DNS server
Phil Mayers wrote:
>
> I'm wondering if anyone knows of a script that will process our logs looking
> for "refused" queries, and then post-process these by tracing the delegations
> and telling me what the nearest enclosing zone is, the NS records that led
> inbound queries to us, and (if any of t
We are exploring similar audits and opportunities for cleanup.
For domains we delegate PTRs, we track NS hostnames (e.g. IN NS
ns1.bogus.customer.tld) that have gone NXDOMAIN.
If ns1.bogus.customer.tld remains NXDOMAIN for 30+ days, we remove the
delegation.
The idea behind 30+ days is to allo
All,
Over the years, we have offered DNS secondary services to various
organisations. Some of those organisations are (ahem) fairly small, and
lots of the delegations and zone transfers have suffered bit-rot - there
are zones delegated to us that I have no records on, and certainly can't
AXFR
> The serialnumber in the SOA record is lower than the serial number BIND
> pretends to load in the logs. But why would BIND log to load the right
> zone, but use an old one?
Because it's loading the wrong file?
Have you (or somebody else) changed `directory' option or path to master
zone file?
Thank you for your quick answer.
> You've possibly checked all this, but let me ask anyway:
>
> 1. Are you monitoring named logs when reload the zones? Any errors?
Yes, I do.
zone cs.uni-dortmund.de/IN: loaded serial 1121661332
> 2. Have you run your generated zonefiles through `named
> We have a script that generates the zonefiles for bind. This script is
> working correct, i.e. the files are correctly generated and have no
> syntax errors. When adding e.g a CNAME to our database, the script
> generates a correct file, including this CNAME. BIND reloads this file
> with its cor
Hello List,
please be lenient towards me, for it is my first post on this list.
I am administrator at the computing faculty at the TU Dortmund and
responsible for the nameservers.
Since yesterday we have the problem, that BIND is ignoring the changes
in our zonefiles.
This happened after updati
On Jun 13, 2012, at 5:02 PM, Dan Letkeman wrote:
> I understand the concept, as I have read many documents like that. I
> am more interested in a real world example of how much free memory for
> caching is recommended for an average server.
>
> Dan.
It depends on many things, but what I'd do t
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