Where exactly can I see/find this autoserial setting?
I've checked both tables records (change_date) and domains
(notified_serial) both have some values, it's not set to 0 or NULL on
master and on slave in domains table notified_serial for both new and
old domains is set to NULL + in records table, change_date is set to
NULL for old/new domains.
I've also tried to add on the slave
On 12.06.2015 21:37, Aki Tuomi wrote:
On Fri, Jun 12, 2015 at 09:23:35PM +0200, Mislav Orsolic | Linux System
Administrator wrote:
I've recently debugged even more this scenario and it seems like I'm
unable to find solution.
What bothers me is this:
- every domain that was added in the past, after adding new record,
new record is automatically transferred to the slave with any
problem within next minute or two
- every new domain that I add have problem when I add new record on
the master server, it is not transferred to the slaves and the only
way it is working is manually through pdns_control notify host
domain OR changing directly in the database SOA record or last
checked - in the end this is not solution, as I want it to be
transferred automatically, just like it's working for old domains
What could be the problem, any suggestions? If any log/setting is
needed, let me know and I will provide the same.
Maybe those older domains are using autoserial by having their serial set to 0?
In this case,
powerdns sets serial to highest change_date.
Aki
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