> I then used named-checkconf for troubleshooting. This pointed to an
include statement in the named.conf.local file that references
zones.rfc1918 which was unfortunately renamed by the release upgrade and
no longer exists except for the zones.rfc1918.dpkg-backup copy.
This file is not longer required. From the NEWS file:
* The default empty zones, and localhost forward and reverse zones
have been removed from the package in favor of BIND 9 native
directive `empty-zones yes` (that is on by default).
This include following configuration files:
- /etc/bind/db.0
- /etc/bind/db.127
- /etc/bind/db.255
- /etc/bind/db.empty
- /etc/bind/db.local
- /etc/bind/named.conf.default-zones
- /etc/bind/zones.rfc1918
Please make sure you are not including any of these files in
your configuration.
I guess this should be present somewhere in the release notes, though.
** Tags added: server-todo
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