On Tue, 06 Dec 2011 16:30:33 +0100, Nick Douma <[email protected]>
wrote:
According to the docs, if I use the value 0 in place of the serial value
in the content of a SOA record, PowerDNS should retrieve the highest
change_date of all the records in that zone and use that as serial. My
record looks as follows:
example.com SOA ns1.example.net webmaster.example.net 0 16384 2048
1048576 900
When I retrieve the record using dig, I see:
$ host -t SOA example.com
oppai.nl has SOA record ns1.example.net webmaster.example.net 0 16384
2048 1048576 900
By any chance, are you using the pipe backend?
I remember having the same problem because my pipe backend script
would return the incorrect record format for a SOA query.
This is the relevant fix in my code, FWIW:
if ($return_any || $qtype eq 'SOA') {
if (my $soa_rec = soa_lookup($qname, $config)) {
# Transform our SOA record in the config to an RR as powerdns
expects
- my $soa_rr = [ $qname, $qclass, 'SOA', DEFAULT_SOA_TTL, -1,
@{ $soa_rec } ];
+ my $soa_str = join ' ', @{ $soa_rec };
+ my $soa_rr = [ $qname, $qclass, 'SOA', DEFAULT_SOA_TTL, -1,
$soa_str ];
push @rr, $soa_rr;
}
}
Last part of the record was tab-delimited instead of space-delimited
as it should be.
--
Cosimo
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