out this:
> I have tried using managed-keys-directory option, but I cannot get rid of
> this message.
BIND hasn't created the file yet? Is your working directory or
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that named will shut up, or you can ignore it.
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gative responses for records that don't.
BIND 10 does have a SQL data source that's fully DNSSEC compliant. It's
not really production-ready yet, but you can check out the work in progress
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You missed out the -a before RSASHA1.
(However, you don't need it in 9.7, as that's the default algorithm anyway.
You can leave out the -b and -n options as well.)
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> Is there, by chance, a "make it good" script where it
> just chown's everything to the proper directories? That would be
> very helpful.
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e zone before the change, not the new version
of the zone resulting from the change, and consequently some valid updates
were rejected. This was fixed in 9.7.3b1.
The relevant routine is "zone_check_ns()" in zone.c.
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it. But routine RRSIG maintenance
happens in *any* dynamic zone, with or without "auto-dnssec".
Having RRSIGs disappear from a zone when there's no private key available
for re-signing is probably a problem (at least, it would seem to violate
the
ee this as a symptom: I would really prefer if this kind of magic
> only kicked in if explicitly enabled. Or, if that's not possibly for
> usability reason, have a config switch like "don't touch my data - ever".
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auto").
The "dnssec-validation auto" feature isn't going to be backported to 9.7,
but we thought it would still be useful for people to have a copy of the
root key included somewhere in the tarball, so we put the key into both
branches, but w
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you're using still wouldn't work right.
I think named should reject or warn-and-ignore when it encounters
managed-keys or dnssec-lookaside statements in non-IN views. It hadn't
occurred to me to have it check for that; th
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this error too late and named would crash with an INSIST. The order
dependancy has been fixed. [RT #23254]
Known issues in this release
* None.
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> How sure are we that 9.7.3 fixes CVE-2011-0414?
Pretty darn sure.
> Because we are seeing behaviour that looks like CVE-2011-0414
> on our 9.7.3 server...
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other DLZ drivers (mysql, postgresql, ldap, etc) to back-end
modules for the dlopen driver at that time as well. I'm not expecting to
make them support dynamic updates yet, and hadn't even given any thought to
to the problem of supporting DNSSEC, but we can add those features to the
roadmap as
uot; afterward to
re-enable DDNS.
Rather coincidentally, yesterday afternoon I wrote the code for an "rndc
sync" command that would dump the zone without freezing updates. That'll
be in BIND 9.9.
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it happen before. Do you have a coredump? Can you get a stack backtrace
from it?
You can report this to bind9-b...@isc.org. Please include the the OS
you're running on, the output of "named -V", as as much detail as possible
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you wish) and the zone file that exhibits the problem, and the exact
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serve a zone if it isn't going to work anyway.
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memory had been allocated. That record-keeping has an impact on
performance, but it can help a lot with locating the problem.
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I can't really make recommendations. (I, of course, think 9.7.4 and 9.8.1
will both be perfect snowflakes of bug-free wonderfulness, but you might
not want to trust the opinion of the author on this point. ;) )
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2996. [security] Temporarily disable SO_ACCEPTFILTER support.
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have a fix soon, before 9.8.1 ships (but after 9.8.1b1, which is
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> I hope to have a fix soon, before 9.8.1 ships (but after 9.8.1b1, which
> is already in the pipeline).
Followup: The bug was in fact found about an hour after I wrote that,
and will be fixed in 9.8.1.
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enough space
after calling grow_headerspace() and if not
re-call grow_headerspace() until we do. [RT #22521]
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> I using bind 9.7.3 as resolver in a slightly larger server farm with
> some mail servers that use domain key validation.
We're investigating the problem.
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was in this case) or due to someone crafting a bad zone maliciously,
we will be releasing a patch to all affected versions of BIND 9 as soon as
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> after upgrading to 9.8.0p2 I have notices problems with recursive queries.
> The server sometimes does not return answer for e.g. www.yahoo.com.
Would it be convenient to try 9.8.1b1? It has a fix that may address
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in one view as a master and the one in the
other view as a slave; then reloading the master will automatically send a
notify to the slave. This involves tsig keys and is kind of fiddly, but
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type master;
file "filename";
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them is in any version of 9.4.
So, we *will* be releasing 9.4-ESV-R5 soon, and it contains a fix for the
underlying bug. But we didn't release a patch today because there's no
art signing records with
this key until after the old DNSKEY record is guaranteed to have expired
out of all the resolver caches.
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from before-and-after comparison of the DNSKEY RRset.
If this message came from dnssec-signzone, I guess maybe you were
signing the raw zone, rather than re-signing a zone that was already
signed?
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Whoops. Thanks, we'll get that fixed. Meantime, you can use the
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due to the SOA queries slaves have to send to their masters.
I very much doubt the raw zonefile format is the problem.
Generally that'll reduce the zone loading time by almost half.
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-#ifdef DLZ
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#include
#include
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return isc_mem_strdup(mctx, value);
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> 1. DNSSEC
>
> Of all of them, #1 and #6 were probably the most important.
Note that this will be less of an issue in BIND 9.9: you can set up
a DLZ master and configure a slave to do inline signing.
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I don't think you need to flush the whole cache; 'rndc flushname '
will clear the entry for the affected name server, and should be
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> Create your keys with the dnssec-keygen utility (check its manual page).
Or 'ddns-confgen' is somewhat simpler. Its output is already in the
format named.conf wants, and the keys it generates can be repurposed
for other uses than DDNS.
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ixfr-from-differences, generate signatures for the new records, and
add those to the signed version of the zone automatically.
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bytes in length. More than 13, and the packet would have
been too large.
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have a fix for this in a future release. It's not a problem when
using inline-signing on slave zones; slaves load their data via zone
transfer, not from files, so this issue doesn't affect them at all.
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This is in fact one of the goals of BIND 10.
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because the query can be a perfectly
innocuous one sent by an allowed host. The problem is what was in
the cache at the time.
> An authoritative only server ought to be safe?
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run "make" again. The dlzexternal system test will fail
when you run "make check", but otherwise your server will
be fine.
In general, issues like this are best sent to the bind9-b...@isc.com
alias, which opens a ticket in our
> I notice that 9.8.1 ships with
> --with-gssapi
> on by default.
>
> If I turn that off, what functionality do I lose?
GSS/TSIG authentication, which lets you interoperate with Active
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> and install, which is fine for me, but what should I do if I needed
> DLZ support?
Removing "dlzexternal" from SUBDIRS in bin/tests/system/Makefile
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For example the "dnssec" test has a root server, TLD server, SLD
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zone "ualbanytest.org" {
type slave;
file "ualbanytest.org.slave.db";
masters { 127.0.0.1 key secretkey; };
auto-dnssec maintain;
inline-signing yes;
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Any server that does recursion, even if only in one view, should be
considered to be at risk.
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Setting max-ncache-ttl to 0 would prevent negative cache records from
being retained for longer than the duration of one query, but that
one query could still be enough to hurt you--I can't currently say
for sure. Rather than guess, I recommend upgrading.
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which, until recently, specifically recommended filtering addresses
in that block. The advice is outdated but I think someone is still
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update, bind rewrote jaspain.net.db.signed.
> Is there a utility akin to named-journalprint that would display the
> contents of jaspain.net.db.signed in human-readable form?
It's a raw-format zonefile; you can convert it to text using
named-checkzone:
named-checkzone -D -f
BITWS" is an abbreviation for "bump in the wire signing", which is what
we were calling this feature for a while, and there are a few leftover
bits of code that still use the term.)
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> overly complex.
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> while : ; do
> /path/named -f
> sleep 17
> done
That works, but note that it won't catch the problem if named hangs.
Running it in xinetd wor
a zone are loaded for the first time in a newly-started server:
i.e., you've updated the zone and then shut down the server, or shut down
the server and then updated the zone.
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d be likely to run in that way in production myself.)
> By the way, I think there is a typo on page 99 of Bv9ARM.pdf: For
> "inline-signing inline-signing", read "inline-signing".
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with manually configured zones that have inline-signing turned on.
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The right place to ask is probably the dnssec-deployment mailing list.
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Minor addendum: in BIND 9.9, it will.
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t;. The first of those is the format that's always been used
up to now; the second is the format that will be used in 9.9.0, starting
with the next beta.
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use IXFR with slaves.
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details of the triggering event to an open mailing list. Instead, gather
up the information detailed in this article:
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> default, at which point in time will it perform precaching (e.g., TTL-10%)?
No. We've discussed it as possible future work, but it hasn't happened yet.
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Feel free to open a ticket at bind9-b...@isc.org. It's not likely to be
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ried. [RT #25944]
This is to to help with debugging by making it easier for human
eyes, and/or 'grep', to separate out the logging for one specific
query from all the other contemporaneous queries.
> The ARM for 9.9.0rc1 still describes the old format.
Oops. Where, please? I
client 131.111.11.47#58644 (www.playground.test): endrequest
It can be hard to pick those apart when you have several queries (or other
tasks) being processed simultaneously in different threads. Adding the
qname to all of them makes the process a little less opaque.
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;file not found" warnings when loading
managed-keys zone. [RT #26340]
This fix is in 9.7.5, 9.8.2, and 9.9.0, all of which are currently
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"dig +multi" will show it. In BIND 9.9, so will "dig +rrcomments".
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that start with "dn". (It only takes as many letters as needed
to disambiguate the option you want from any of the others.)
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e changed, but it won't find any journal files to replay, so
it will force the signed and unsigned databases to sync up to one another
directly; it should remain sane after that.
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Plea
we'd like your input. The target
date for final release is quite soon, so the more testing we can get
in the next few days, the better.
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Evan Hunt -- e...@isc.org
Internet Systems Consortium, Inc.
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.9.0rc2 is now available to BIND Forum members for initial
testing before we roll it out to the public tomorrow. If you're not a
Forum member but would like to have early access anyway, send me email.
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Evan Hunt -- e...@isc.org
Internet Systems Consortium, Inc.
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