> select * from domainmetadata; +----+-----------+--------------+----------+ | id | domain_id | kind | content | +----+-----------+--------------+----------+ | 1 | 874 | NSEC3PARAM | 1 0 1 ab | | 2 | 6890 | NSEC3PARAM | 1 0 1 ab | | 4 | 7087 | API-RECTIFY | 1 | | 5 | 7087 | SOA-EDIT-API | DEFAULT | +----+-----------+--------------+----------+
so the domain we're dealing with is 7087 Then I do an API update to the domain, (7087) which I can verify, and the the ordername field in the records table turn to NULL. When you run pdnsutil rectify-zone it puts the ordername into the ordername field, i.e., assume CNAME record foxtrot.domain.ca after pdnsutil rectify-zone domain.ca the ordername field contains "foxtrot" According to the docs with API-RECTIFY set to 1, the zone should rectify but clearly it doesn't. (There is no problem with the SOA being updated upon a modification through the API. That part works fine.) Of course the workaround is to run the curl API command in a shell script and then have the same script run the pdnsutil rectify-zone <zone> command, but this seems convoluted seeing as the domainmetadata setting should be taking care of that from the API. Any ideas on this? Eric _______________________________________________ Pdns-users mailing list Pdns-users@mailman.powerdns.com https://mailman.powerdns.com/mailman/listinfo/pdns-users
