On Sun, 17 Jan 1999, Gary Fischman wrote:
> When using Linuxconf to set up DNS, the reverse mapping didn't want to work
> until I manually added PTR records for each IP address. Is this a bug or
> did I do something else wrong?
PTR records are added automatically. You must define a pseudo domain for
that in the "IP reverse mapping" menu entry. For example, for the network
192.168.1.0, you define the pseudo zone 192.168.1 (which is translated to
1.168.192.in-addr.arpa). Once you have done this, reverse mapping is taken
care automatically.
Now, if you have already define this zone and this is not happening, then
something is odd. Send me a copy of your named.boot or named.conf file and
the content of the /var/named directory (where you store the other zone
files).
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