Hi!
I don't know if you solved it already, anyway
the problem is that /etc/bind is like
drwxr-sr-x 2 root bind 4096 2005-06-04 16:28 bind
Where you can see, only root can write inside. Because
is bind user who runs /usr/sbin/named , when it tries to
copy from /tmp just downloaded zone file to /etc/bind it
can't obviously.
So you must grant bind to write in /etc/bind, what can
be achieved giving write permission to group bind, with
chmod g+w /etc/bind
Then restart or reload bind and its done, you can tail
/var/log/daemon.log to see everything is ok but the better
demonstration is that the file describing the slave zone
is there.
Best regards,
k!
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Alguien llegará suavemente.
Con el susurro de su silencio,
apartará el velo que oculta tus ojos...
sólo entonces verás lo que antes apenas mirabas.
k!
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