Quoting Bill Kendrick (n...@sonic.net): > Brian came over, I did the song & dance to gain access to the > account at domaindiscover aka tierra.net, and we fiddled with things. > > How's it looking now?
Would you consider posting the new zonefile so it can be seen in its entirety? Understandably, the authoritative nameservers don't permit random members of the public to pull those down. $ dig -t axfr lugod.org @NS1.TIERRA.NET ; Transfer failed. $ dig -t axfr lugod.org @NS2.TIERRA.NET ; Transfer failed. $ One fine point: RFC 2182's recommendation is minimum three, maximum seven authoritative nameservers. Two is disrecommended as too thin. The choice of two only might be dictated by your chosen hosting provider, which doesn't make this error any smarter, but does make it more difficult to overcome. (Shortchanging redundancy is sadly common among ISPs.) Personally, I use mutual nameservice with other technical people -- and I do follow my own advice, too: $ whois linuxmafia.com | grep '^Name Server: ' | wc -l 5 $ _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list vox-tech@lists.lugod.org http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech
