- "Norbert Sendetzky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your SOA record is incorrect - it's lacking the serial, retry, expire,
> etc.
> numbers.
Doh.
> Furthermore, if you want to use the autoserial feature (set SOA serial
> to 0
> and use the domains.auto_serial column), you have to use the l
Hi Craig
> | 594 | 7 | example.com | SOA | ns1.example.com
> | hostmaster.example.com | 120 | NULL | 1206390635 | example|
Your SOA record is incorrect - it's lacking the serial, retry, expire, etc.
numbers.
Furthermore, if you want to use the autoserial feature (set SOA serial t
Thanks for the prompt reply
- "bert hubert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Do you have 'master' enabled in the configuration?
>
Yep:
$ grep master /etc/powerdns/pdns.conf
# masterAct as a master
master=yes
> > Whilst writing this email I've actually noticed that the serial
> nu
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 10:43:02PM +, Craig Ward wrote:
> The problem I'm seeing is that updates to resource records (via a web
> interface on top of mysql) update the serial ok, but these changes aren't
> automatically propogated to the slave. Running a pdns monitor I'm not
> seeing any notif
Hello,
I'm in the process of migrating from MyDNS to PowerDNS as we're unable to use
MySQL replication so I'm hoping to take advantage of pdns's master/slave
features.
The problem I'm seeing is that updates to resource records (via a web interface
on top of mysql) update the serial ok, but the
