Re: Reverse delegation - refused on my DNS

In message <001201ca21de$6eea36e0$4cbea4...@monnerie@is.it-management.at>, "Mi chael Monnerie" writes: > I'm still searching for the error. > Also, sorry for the strangeness of the mail format, I used a webmail for = > the last mails. This time it's Outlook, don't know if it's really any = > bette

out of memory handling during *XFR

Hi, May I suggest an improvement in the handling of bind's out of memory handling when performing *XFR's? I am talking about these: failed while receiving responses: out of memory Currently, bind drops the AXFR, and I assume the memory of the failed partial *XFR'd zone, and tries again. On dedi

RE: Reverse delegation - refused on my DNS

I'm still searching for the error. Also, sorry for the strangeness of the mail format, I used a webmail for the last mails. This time it's Outlook, don't know if it's really any better... at least not for correctly indenting old mail texts :-( > Because you don't serve 164.69.212.in-addr.a

Re: lookup cnames

James M wrote: [r...@mandy4 ccadns]# rpm -qa|grep bind bind-utils-9.3.2-7.4.20060mlcs4 bind-9.3.2-7.4.20060mlcs4 I've tried but cannot find an option to return cname records for a given host. I did find dig and host command options that allows entering a cname with the result being the host that

lookup cnames

[r...@mandy4 ccadns]# rpm -qa|grep bind bind-utils-9.3.2-7.4.20060mlcs4 bind-9.3.2-7.4.20060mlcs4 I've tried but cannot find an option to return cname records for a given host. I did find dig and host command options that allows entering a cname with the result being the host that owns that cname.

Re: general: error: socket.c:1577: unexpected error:

Hello again- Our issue is now appearing on multiple physical nameservers in our domain running 9.5.1-P3. The second server that is noticing this is Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.3 (Tikanga) 64 bit, complied 9.5.1-P3 from src with default configure options. So the problem seems t

OpenDNS.com howto

Dear Bind Users, i need to know, how to setup a service like opendns.com. The opendns service is a free service where you can use their dns entries, to filter web-contents. They block bad domains or let users block their own domain-entries. What i need to know: - is this possible to block/re