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<0> did you check today's solar storm forecast?
<1> Hi.
<1> Is '@' in a zone file a reference to the domain itself?
<2> yes
<1> Is that correct for both BIND8 and BIND9?
<1> So I could have something such as '@ IN MX 10 some.host.com.' and that'd be just as good as 'domain.tld IN MX 10 some.host.com.'?
<2> domain.tld.
<1> ah yes, sorry.
<1> thank you.
<3> Hi. I am setting up bind for the first time and having a hard time getting it working.
<0> how far did you get?
<3> I kind of setup a config file. But when I do a nslookup, it doesn't give the right IP.
<0> what does it give?
<3> Well...
<3> It seems to be getting the IP from another DNS server, so I think it's skipping it entirely. It's giving the landing page of my domain.
<0> can I see the config file?
<3> Sure.
<3> Which file do you need to see?
<0> named.conf, for now
<3> http://kbreit.dyndns.org:8080/code/named.conf
<0> what are you trying to lookup?
<3> theresalwaysnextyear.com
<0> can I see /etc/bind/named.conf.local?
<3> http://kbreit.dyndns.org:8080/code/named.conf.local
<3> hmmm...that maybe my problem?
<0> none of the files mention anything about theresalwaysnextyear.com
<3> http://kbreit.dyndns.org:8080/code/named.conf.local
<0> there we go
<0> can I see the zone file too?
<3> Sure. Where does bind9 default to storing them?
<0> did you create one?
<3> Yeah I did.
<0> show me /etc/bind/named.conf.options
<3> http://kbreit.dyndns.org:8080/code/named.conf.options
<3> Is it weird that it stores stuff in /var/cache/bind
<0> no
<0> is your zone file in there?
<3> Yes
<0> can I see it?
<3> Hmm...
<3> I think I may see my issue
<3> Bah, no.
<3> http://kbreit.dyndns.org:8080/code/named.theresalwaysnextyear.com
<0> did you reload or restart bind?
<3> Tes
<3> Yes
<0> anything in the syslog?
<3> Where does it typically drop logs?
<0> /var/log/syslog, I bet
<3> Oh it gives nice little syntax errors, huh
<3> Jun 28 20:31:30 localhost named[22671]: /etc/bind/named.conf:54: missing ';' before end of file
<0> last line of named.conf.local
<0> change } to };
<3> Jun 28 20:37:03 localhost named[22700]: dns_rdata_fromtext: named.theresalwaysnextyear.com:7: near eol: unexpected end of input
<0> add an email address to the SOA
<3> Which order do I put that?
<0> theresalwaysnextyear.com. IN SOA ns1.theresalwaysnextyear.com. user.domain.tld. {
<3> user.domain.tld. is my email?
<0> yes
<3> No @?
<0> note that the @ is replaced by a .
<3> What if my email address has a . in it?
<0> @ is a special character
<0> no matter
<3> It works backward?
<3> kevin.breit.gmail.com
<0> no, my email address is vk@the-source.us, which will be written as vk.the-source.us
<3> Mine is kevin.breit@gmail.com
<0> that is correct if your email is kevin.breit@gmail.com
<3> Jun 28 20:40:53 localhost named[22761]: dns_master_load: named.theresalwaysnextyear.com:13: unknown RR type 'ns1'
<0> on top of the file, write $ORIGIN theresalwaysnextyear.com.
<3> Same error with ns1.
<3> BTW, this is behind NAT, whether it matters or not.
<0> change that line to: @ ns1 IN A 71.201.124.230
<0> uh no
<0> don't
<0> I'm being drunk again
<3> What's the @ do?
<4> In regards to DNS has anyone every recieved this error on Bind 9 in-addr.arpa: not at top of zone
<0> mrproper: this is one of my zones -- http://rafb.net/paste/results/285Jxa62.html
<4> When I run named-checkzone it reports back the zone files are ok
<3> @ theresalwaysnextyear.com. IN SOA ns1.theresalwaysnextyear.com. kevin.breit.gmail.com (
<3> Is that line off?
<0> that line is ok
<3> Should I have a @ or no?
<0> the @ replaces $ORIGIN
<4> any thoughts or comments
<0> muaddib: the syntax might be correct, but the logic isn't
<4> Worth: Please explain
<3> Worth, Do you have any idea why ns1 IN A 71.201.124.230 ios wrong?
<0> mrproper: it's not, the error is somewhere else
<3> Worth, What does the error that I'm getting mean?
<0> mrproper: it parses the line as something else. what happens if you put a @ in front of the first IN A?
<4> Worth: Is is the file http://rafb.net/paste/results/QT4yX557.html
<3> Worth, Hmmm...is it possible that because I'm doing IN NS ns1... is breaking things?
<4> I don't see why that is reporting an error
<3> muaddib, Yeah same thing.
<0> mrproper: no, that won't break it
<4> mrproper: What do you mean same thing
<3> muaddib, Same error.
<0> muaddib: does it mention a file and line number?
<4> Worth: line 10
<0> mrproper: try this -- http://rafb.net/paste/results/9xJ0oQ22.html
<0> muaddib: in the zone file?
<4> Worth: Yes it reports line 10 being the problem when I comment line 10 it reports that line 9 is the problem when I comment both it reports dns_master_load: 178.232.70.in-addr.arpa:3: 178.232.70.in-addr.arpa: not at top of zone
<3> Worth, Oh heck yes, that works.
<3> I wonder what fixed it.
<4> Ok I missed the log the error starts at line 3
<4> of my zone file
<3> Worth, Would you be so kind to nslookup my domain?
<0> muaddib: I'm testing your zone here now
<4> Worth: Thanks I greatly appreciate it
<4> l
<0> # host theresalwaysnextyear.com
<0> theresalwaysnextyear.com has address 68.178.232.100
<0> theresalwaysnextyear.com mail is handled by 0 smtp.secureserver.net.
<0> theresalwaysnextyear.com mail is handled by 10 mailstore1.secureserver.net.
<3> Worth, Okay that's not right.
<3> Worth, Now how can I get my data to be published or referred to?
<0> but that's from the secureserver.net nameservers
<4> Worth: any luck
<0> well, it loads with no errors
<3> Worth, I gotta setup godaddy I guess.
<0> muaddib: what does your named.conf clause look like?
<3> Worth, How do I tell godaddy which nameservers to use if the nameserver to refernece isn't publishing?
<4> Worth: http://rafb.net/paste/results/QpqWJW31.html
<4> that is my named.conf
<0> muaddib: http://rafb.net/paste/results/rTYovV48.html <== after copying your zone file and referencing it in named.conf
<4> Worth: what zone file do you want
<4> http://rafb.net/paste/results/wyHdP822.html
<0> muaddib: looks ok to me
<3> Worth, What do you get if you do a nslookup ns1.theresalwaysnextyear.com
<0> ahem
<0> muaddib: line 85 in the last paste
<0> muaddib: you have commented out the ending ) for the SOA clause
<0> the SOA never gets terminated
<0> mrproper: ns1.theresalwaysnextyear.com has address 68.178.232.99
<3> Worth, Hmmm...yeah.
<3> Worth, Yeah, I'm not sure what to tell godaddy to use as my dns.
<0> mrproper: what is the ip of it?
<3> 71.201.124.230
<0> well, you need to make those servers slaves
<0> right?
<3> What servers slaves? The ones from godaddy?
<0> if you want to have the master on 71.201.124.230, yes
<3> Oh no kidding. How do I do that/
<3> Worth, So the master publishes to the slave. I see.
<0> I don't know
<3> Worth, Is it a preference I set in bind or on their site?
<0> I know how to set it up with bind, but not at godaddy
<4> Worth: Ok
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