Hello Anand
this works for me:
dig -k KEY @PRIMARY ZONE +noall +answer +noidnout +onesoa AXFR
Daniel
On 06.12.20 15:31, Anand Buddhdev wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> When I use "dig" to do a zone transfer, using TSIG, then the resulting
> zone is interspersed with TSIG records. Some tools, such as
> "
I usually just GREP them out.
dig -k axfr zone @remotehost | grep -v 'ANY[[:space:]]TSIG[[:space:]]'
Stuart
On 7/12/20, 1:32 am, "bind-users on behalf of Anand Buddhdev"
wrote:
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Hi folks,
When I use "dig" to do a zone transfe
Hi folks,
When I use "dig" to do a zone transfer, using TSIG, then the resulting
zone is interspersed with TSIG records. Some tools, such as
"dnssec-verify", don't like these records.
Is there any way to tell dig not to print these TSIG records? Currently,
I pass the zone through an awk script to
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