Re: [Pdns-users] publish SPF and TXT records?

2012-09-06 Thread Marc van de Geijn
Thanks, Arsen, for this information. Are there any statistics on the number of mailservers/... requesting SPF records instead of TXT records? -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Arsen STASIC [mailto:arsen.sta...@univie.ac.at] Verzonden: donderdag 6 september 2012 16:15 Aan: Marc van de Geijn

Re: [Pdns-users] publish SPF and TXT records?

2012-09-05 Thread Marc van de Geijn
According to rfc's the dns server should publish both spf and txt. We now create the spf, but not the txt version of the same spf. Met vriendelijke groet, Marc van de Geijn bHosted.nl Op 5 sep. 2012 om 15:27 heeft "Peter van Dijk" het volgende geschreven: > Hello Marc, &

Re: [Pdns-users] publish SPF and TXT records?

2012-09-05 Thread Marc van de Geijn
m/trac Regards, Ruben On Wed, Sep 05, 2012 at 07:36:16AM +0000, Marc van de Geijn wrote: > Hi, > > I just googled for 30 minutes for information about SPF records. At this > moment only SPF records are published, but we noticed that some mailservers > still only check for TXT re

[Pdns-users] publish SPF and TXT records?

2012-09-05 Thread Marc van de Geijn
Hi, I just googled for 30 minutes for information about SPF records. At this moment only SPF records are published, but we noticed that some mailservers still only check for TXT records. Is there some option in PowerDNS to automaticly publish SPF records also as TXT records? Or do we have to do

Re: [Pdns-users] RRSIG records not served by slave server

2012-08-15 Thread Marc van de Geijn
s.com Onderwerp: Re: [Pdns-users] RRSIG records not served by slave server For me this doesn't work either. However, when I "dig A @ns2.<...> +dnssec" I do see the RRSIG records. Is this also the case with you? Regards, Nicky On 15 aug. 2012, at 11:27, Marc van de Geijn wrote: Hi

[Pdns-users] RRSIG records not served by slave server

2012-08-15 Thread Marc van de Geijn
Hi, Our configuration is 2 powerdns servers, both running the latest stable 3.1 version. Master/slave sync using AXFR. The primary DNS server is responding to 'dig RRSIG @ns1.<...>' and returns the requested DNS records. But, although showing the same updated SOA record, does not return the re