I figured it out with a little playing around.. I guess BIND has gotten a
little more strict with its format because I never had this problem
before. Oh well, it's fixed now.
-Paul
On Wed, 29 Apr 1998, Paul Miller wrote:
>
> When I use nslookup to resolve my DNS name, it gives a 'Non-authoritative
> answer'.. How can I fix this? Below is the relevant named configuration
> (I'm using the lasted BIND from Debian/hamm+unstable):
>
> ------<begin>-------------------------------------------
> ; name resolution for 3dillusion.com
>
> @ IN SOA ns.3dillusion.com. root.3dillusion.com. (
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ changed to 3dillusion.com.
> 1998042903 ; serial (ccyymmddxx)
> 86400 ; refresh = 1 day
> 1800 ; retry = 1/2 hour
> 2592000 ; expire = 30 days
> 86400 ; minimum = 1 day
> )
> IN NS ns.3dillusion.com.
>
> ; domain 3dillusion.com
>
> @ IN A 198.109.162.43
^^^^^ "@" removed
> IN MX 100 mail.3dillusion.com.
> IN HINFO i586 Linux
>
> ; server
>
> serv1 IN A 198.109.162.43
> serv1 IN MX 100 mail.3dillusion.com.
> serv1 IN HINFO i586 Linux
> server IN CNAME serv1.3dillusion.com.
>
> ; primary name server
>
> ns IN A 198.109.162.43
> ns IN MX 100 mail.3dillusion.com.
> nameserver IN CNAME ns.3dillusion.com.
>
> ; mail server
>
> mail IN A 198.109.162.43
> mail IN MX 100 mail.3dillusion.com.
> postoffice IN CNAME mail.3dillusion.com.
>
> ; other hosts
>
> ftp IN CNAME serv1.3dillusion.com.
> www IN CNAME serv1.3dillusion.com.
> -------<eof>-----------------------------
>
> I don't ever remember this being a problem before. The SOA record looks
> correct to me.. Has anything changed with the recent versions of BIND?
>
> Thanks
> -Paul
>
>
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