Re: 9.17.21 RUNTIME_CHECK(csock->tls.tls != ((void *)0)) failed

2022-01-31 Thread sthaug
>>> doing the above testing I was running named as root, in order to >>> generate a core dump. When I'm now testing with named running as >>> user bind (and then dropping privileges after startup), it seems to >>> be unable to rebind to port 853 after an "rndc reconfigure". This >>> is probably exp

Re: 9.17.21 RUNTIME_CHECK(csock->tls.tls != ((void *)0)) failed

2022-01-31 Thread Ondřej Surý
> On 31. 1. 2022, at 16:30, sth...@nethelp.no wrote: > >> Followup: Unfortunately, this didn't solve the whole problem. While >> doing the above testing I was running named as root, in order to >> generate a core dump. When I'm now testing with named running as >> user bind (and then dropping pri

Re: 9.17.21 RUNTIME_CHECK(csock->tls.tls != ((void *)0)) failed

2022-01-31 Thread sthaug
> Followup: Unfortunately, this didn't solve the whole problem. While > doing the above testing I was running named as root, in order to > generate a core dump. When I'm now testing with named running as > user bind (and then dropping privileges after startup), it seems to > be unable to rebind to

Re: 9.17.21 RUNTIME_CHECK(csock->tls.tls != ((void *)0)) failed

2022-01-24 Thread sthaug
(Also sending to bind-users as bind-workers is scheduled to be shutdown.) >>> If I start named, then (without changing named.conf) do "rndc reconfig" >>> and then send named a DoT query (dig +tls or kdig +tls) named dies with >>> >>> Jan 11 13:45:53 dns named[78236]: netmgr/tlsdns.c:1517: fatal e