I do not have axfr blocked in any way.
disable-axfr=no
I've been making changes to master zones (type = master) on the primary
name server.
The slaves pointing to the master are not getting the changes.
I tried changing the SOA record on the master, I changed multiple
records in the
Hi Curtis,
Curtis Maurand schreef:
I do not have axfr blocked in any way.
disable-axfr=no
I've been making changes to master zones (type = master) on the
primary name server.
The slaves pointing to the master are not getting the changes.
I tried changing the SOA record on the master, I
I haven't looked at the docs. I have to go too far back in memory where
I read about it.
The basic command to propagate a change to the slaves immediately (when
using AXFR) is:
pdns_control notify domainname
eg pdns_control notify maurand.com
Ton
Curtis Maurand schreef:
OK, I found the
On Tue, Jul 08, 2008 at 12:39:33PM +0200,
bert hubert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
a message of 24 lines which said:
Microsoft will be releasing more details tonight,
Apparently done:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS08-020.mspx
Hello list,
In BIND I can specify that one zone file is used for multiple domains.
Is there a way to accomplish this in pdns? The goal of course is to be
able to edit a record only once and have the change affect several
domains.
Thanks,
Brian
This sounds pretty scary, it seems to concerns recursors and
resolver-libraries. The way to solve it, is to use port randomization, which
shouldn't be a big suprise to the PowerDNS-using community.
Massive, Coordinated Patch To the DNS Released [0]
tkrabec alerts us to a CERT advisory
