Hi,
LikeFiction schreef: > Ok, I think I found the problem. It's quite simple too. > > My zones are not changing very often. So, after my re-setup of NS2, > and restart master-powerdns, the "notified-serial" and the first digit > serial of "SOA" where the same. If notified-serial is smaller than > SOA, only then PowerDNS will do an AXFR. > > So, indeed, after setting up a new/extra nameserver, to start the > transfer, one should just run SQL: > > UPDATE domains set notified_serial=0 > > and make sure that every SOA record is NOT 0. Then, PowerDNS will > start notifying slaves. > > I think it might be a good idea for future versions of PowerDNS, to > "force" updating all slaves when PowerDNS is started. > > I wouldn't like this as default behaviour. Possibly something with an option enabled for those users wishing this startup transfer. >From the original message I understood that this happened when adding a zone to the master-server. When a slave has the same SOA as the master no transfers occurs, which is the logical choice. In our setup a zone-change triggers a new SOA which in turn leads to an update to the slaves. Only newly added domains need the explicit notify on the (n our case hidden) master afaik. Regards, Ton _______________________________________________ Pdns-users mailing list Pdns-users@mailman.powerdns.com http://mailman.powerdns.com/mailman/listinfo/pdns-users
