> > Note the "category lame-servers" line above... that will turn off of
> > these errors... the lame server messages are telling you that someone
> > has misconfigured their DNS... it is awe inspiring to see the numbers of
> > people who are running DNS but
te the "category lame-servers" line above... that will turn off of
> these errors... the lame server messages are telling you that someone
> has misconfigured their DNS... it is awe inspiring to see the numbers of
> people who are
these means? How can I solve it (in the case there is a
TGF>problem...)?
In /etc/named.conf add this at the top of the file:
logging {
category lame-servers { null; };
};
Note the "category lame-servers" line above... that will turn off of
these errors... the lame
Just typical DNS stuff, you can ignore it.
Lame server IIRC is a machine claiming to have authority of a domain but
does not.
Kirk
>At 10:19 AM 2/9/01 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I set up a caching DNS on my server and now I started to have a lot of lines
>in /var/log/messages saying "Lame s
Hello,
I set up a caching DNS on my server and now I started to have a lot of lines
in /var/log/messages saying "Lame server" (and some "bad referral" too...)
What does these means? How can I solve it (in the case there is a
problem...)?
Thanks,
Tomas Garcia Ferrari
Bigital
http://bigital.com
