Re: Unbound always returns SERVFAIL with forwarders

Regarding the following, written by "martin f krafft" on 2024-04-30 at 07:26 Uhr +0200: # unbound-control list_forwards . IN forward fc00:39:39::1 192.168.39.1 Sorry, this was done in a different network (I've been debugging this for days while roaming/working), and the answer corresponding

Unbound always returns SERVFAIL with forwarders

Hey there, I am trying to run Unbound 1.19.2 on my Debian laptop because I want the ability to inject DNS data using `zone-data` as well as `stub-zone`/`forward-zone` e.g. when I have certain VPN connections open. But I am constantly running up against walls: ``` % dig @127.0.0.1 a

unbound resolving results in DNSSEC LAME / SERVFAIL… why?

Hello, I am a bit baffled by the following problem. Running unbound 1.4.17 on a Debian machine, at irregular but frequent intervals, the nameservers for madduck.net will be marked "lame". As a result, names under madduck.net cannot be resolved. At the same time, running dig +dnssec gives the

Re: unbound returns SERVFAIL although forwarder works just fine

also sprach Ralph Dolmans via Unbound-users [2015-12-24 00:33 +1300]: > Are you sure the tcpdump output corresponds to this part of the log? > The log indicates that no query is send out because the only suitable > delegation point (the forwarding server) is marked as

Re: unbound returns SERVFAIL although forwarder works just fine

Hi Paul, thanks for your time responding. I'll answer inline: > Did your forwarder perhaps not answer (in time) ? They did; the answer was instantaneous, and also tcpdump showed the response to have arrived within milliseconds. > Maybe try setting cache-max-negative-ttl: to something like 5

unbound returns SERVFAIL although forwarder works just fine

Hi, I am running unbound (1.5.7 on Debian unstable) on a laptop as a recursive resolver for localhost and a number of test VMs running on the machine. I am aware that others use dnsmasq for this, but I don't particularly like this monolithic do-everything tool and am rather familiar with unbound