Hi Neil.
I don't think there is. Perhaps you should suggest it in a Gitlab issue?
Just to be clear, though, please can you give an example of what you mean?
A real life one would be best. Either a binary pcap or +vvv to screen of
the query BIND makes and the REFUSED it receives followed by it retr
Hi,
I found that bind9 can retry for variant error rcode, which is very helpful.
But there is one specific case for ANY response with rcode refused, retry from
bind9 is not expected. Please advise if there is any config or method can
achieve this.
Thanks in advance!
Neil Nie
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On Mon, 3 Mar 2025, Jan-Piet Mens wrote:
You might want to begin your journey at [1], followed by [2].
[1] https://kb.isc.org/docs/aa-01031
[2] https://kb.isc.org/docs/aa-01526
Thanks. Thsi is in an area I did not search in earlier.
Brett
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It is documented in the Administrators Reference Manual (ARM). Look for the
queries channel in the logging section. See Downloads on the ISC website for
the ARM version appropriate for your release.
e.g.
https://downloads.isc.org/isc/bind9/9.20.6/doc/arm/html/reference.html#namedconf-statemen
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025, Michael Richardson wrote:
Brett Delmage via bind-users wrote:
> Specifically for me now that's the query log including the flags. But it
> could be other log files too at times. I am running DNSSEC and primary,
> secondary, and internal resolving servers so many log
Where is the documentation for how to interpret log file content?
You might want to begin your journey at [1], followed by [2].
At least for querylogs you should find what you're looking for, many (most?)
other logs will require a bit of experience to interpret.
-JP
[1] https://kb.i
Brett Delmage via bind-users wrote:
> Specifically for me now that's the query log including the flags. But it
> could be other log files too at times. I am running DNSSEC and primary,
> secondary, and internal resolving servers so many logs are of interest at
> different times.
I
Where is the documentation for how to interpret log file content?
Specifically for me now that's the query log including the flags. But it
could be other log files too at times. I am running DNSSEC and primary,
secondary, and internal resolving servers so many logs are of interest at
different
Hi Bernd,
Sorry for taking a long time to answer these questions:
> 1) Timing Options:
>
> I didn't grasped yet all the defaults and their calculated interaction
> when I let `bind9` manage the signing keys for a zone, which in the end
> is just follows an RFC, if I'm right? I would like to "rep
On 28. 02. 25 14:23, Laszlo Szollosi wrote:
I'm hoping I can get some insight about the vulnerability mentioned above.
We had been running BIND 9.20.4 in our infrastructure, and upgraded to
9.20.6 just recently.
CVE-2024-12705 does not apply to our setup, yet we have a suspicion that
we were im
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