* Mark Andrews :
> In message <20110630031511.gn14...@mail.incertum.net>, Stefan Foerster writes:
> > * Mark Andrews :
> > > Contact the adminstrator of the server and request that they stop
> > > disabling dnssec. "dnssec-enable yes;" is the default for all
> > > version except 9.3.x.
> >
> > Ar
+ / let me guess / you use Smart Signing ?
Weird, this week, in my verification of DNSSEC'd domains by our registrars
I picked up exactly the same error :
no RRSIG on the SOA.
They filed a bug report to ISC about this.
Might be related to this Smart Signing thing -
can you confirm you are also us
In message <20110630031511.gn14...@mail.incertum.net>, Stefan Foerster writes:
> * Mark Andrews :
> > Contact the adminstrator of the server and request that they stop
> > disabling dnssec. "dnssec-enable yes;" is the default for all
> > version except 9.3.x.
>
> Are you sure that 88.198.26.233
* Mark Andrews :
> Contact the adminstrator of the server and request that they stop
> disabling dnssec. "dnssec-enable yes;" is the default for all
> version except 9.3.x.
Are you sure that 88.198.26.233 has DNSSEC disabled? The admin told me
he had added "dnssec-enable yes;" to the named.conf f
Contact the adminstrator of the server and request that they stop
disabling dnssec. "dnssec-enable yes;" is the default for all
version except 9.3.x.
% grep dnssec-enable 9.?.x/bin/named/config.c
9.3.x/bin/named/config.c: dnssec-enable no; /* Make yes for 9.4. */ \n\
9.4.x/bin/named/config
On 06/29/2011 10:57 PM, Stefan Foerster wrote:
> ...it complains that ns3.wars-nicht.de doesn't have a
> signed SOA.
It complains that the SOA of wars-nicht.de itself is not signed, or that
ns3.wars-nicht.de does not have a signed SOA for billigmail.org and
incertum.net?
> I already tried incr
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