Hmm, ok.
Well my problem is that when i make a change my slave server does not seem to
know about it.
E.g. the salve does not receive the notification. I see nothing in my logs
about a notification being sent to the slave.
I'm not 100% sure i have my slave configured correctly either. All i ha
Hi Luca,
If your server's set up as a master for xyz.com, then the notifies should
fail--your server has the correct data already. It won't hurt for your
master server to NOTIFY itself--it'll just ignore it.
John
On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 5:28 PM, Luca Salvatore wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a s
Hi
I have enable the syslog on PDNS Recusrsor, and I noticed that there is some
different on the debug message when the DNS query is on the cache.
Below is the debug message when pdns_recursor is send to backend DNS sever
for query
Feb 19 09:17:39 SYSTEM01 pdns_recursor[27909]: [ID 702911 local
Hi
Is there any way to send the logging to a non-standard syslog port in pdns
recursor?
Thanks
-RBK
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Hi,
I have a single PDNS server configured as a master.
When I make a change (e.g. add a record) I can see the following logs:
Received NOTIFY for xyz.com from 172.31.56.98 but slave support is disabled in
the configuration
Received unsuccessful notification report for 'xyz.com' from 172.31.56.98
I have solved it. Turns out there was two config files for some reason.
Thanks.
Luca
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> Have you considered using NSEC3 narrow?
AXFR doesn't work with NSEC3 narrow.
-JP
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On 18/02/2013 6:04 PM, Jan-Piet Mens wrote:
PowerDNS needs zones to be 'rectified' for DNSSEC.
Have you considered using NSEC3 narrow?
Funnily enough I have been playing around with DNSSEC and PowerDNS the
last few days. I use the MySQL backend with it. The schema I use is the
one from the m
PowerDNS needs zones to be 'rectified' for DNSSEC. It comes with the
`pdnssec' utility which has a `rectify-zone' or `rectify-all-zones'
switch.
Thinking along the lines of lots of zones for which a lot of updates
occur, how do you perform minimal (i.e. as little as necessary)
rectification? I hav
On Feb 18, 2013, at 2:59 AM, Jan-Piet Mens wrote:
>> I'm thinking along the lines of a UDF which employs regexes for ensuring
>> most rules (except A, : there I'd use inet_pton(3)).
>
> I've received quite a bit of positive feedback on this idea on the blog
> and in personal mail (as well as
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