uvok on Nostr: #dn42 #linux #networking #dns I'm a bit at loss on how to set up #bind as secondary ...
#dn42 #linux #networking #dns
I'm a bit at loss on how to set up #bind as secondary (authoritative only) DNS server...
I set recursion no; in named.conf.options because I don't want bind to run as recursive DNS server. I.e. it should only reply to queries from my domain.
For whatever reason, deleting zone "." from named.conf.default-zones didn't do this, bind still resolved "plain internet" domains.
However, now a
dig uvok.dn42 SOA @127.0.0.1
gives a warning
WARNING: recursion requested but not available
Aaaaaaaa..... help!
Published at
2023-08-12 14:12:49Event JSON
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