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<0> any of you familiar with xname?
<0> any of you having problems with xname+rdns right now, im getting timeouts
<0> anyway, why is it giving me this:
<0> dmb@laptux:~$ host 2001:4830:1212::9
<0> Host 9.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.2.1.2.1.0.3.8.4.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa not found: 2(SERVFAIL)
<1> i'm trying to configure my dns server but the domain registrar won't recognize my nameserver address
<2> the registrar software may be checking for the existence of the nameservers, so have them up and running first
<1> that's what i'm trying to do and i've followed all the instructions on setting them up, but not sure what i've missed
<2> have you tested them from outside your network on udp/tcp
<1> i'm checking that the firewall has to port open first
<1> what else should i check?
<3> query it.
<3> dig @yourserver your.domain
<1> i did a dig
<1> it didn't provide an answer
<3> then you aren't ready.
<1> can't figure out why
<1> got the zone files done
<1> and the conf file for named
<3> is your software running?
<1> named is
<3> what does ''rndc status'' say about the number of zones?
<1> ah, i did get some strange error there
<1> says up and running tho
<3> and "number of zones" says ... what?
<1> says query logging off
<1> 4
<3> and how many zones do you have in your named.conf?
<1> 2 that i added, and 2 that were already there (local)
<3> what was your dig command? what was the response header?
<1> dig domain.com
<1> ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NXDOMAIN, id: 8882
<1> flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 0
<3> at the bottom, what SERVER is shown?
<1> there was a question section and an authority section, but no answer section
<3> you didn't use @yourserver so it queried the server named in your resolv.conf.
<1> lol
<1> should i change the resolv.conf servers?
<3> no.
<1> that'll kill my connection
<3> why?
<1> well, i thought because my nameservers aren't properly configured
<3> that shouldn't affect your connection.
<1> ok
<1> so dig @ domain.com ?
<3> gah.
<3> pay attention.
<1> sorry dude, lack of caffeine
<3> dig @yourserver your.domain, which probably means dig @localhost your.domain
<1> ok
<1> so dig @localhost.domain.com
<3> no.
<1> ack
<3> what is the name of your domain?
<1> boldstrike.com
<3> type exactly this: dig @localhost boldstrike.com
<1> ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: SERVFAIL, id: 55829
<1> flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 0
<1> why did it fail?
<3> okay, servfail means that the zone didn't load. check your log file.
<1> unknown RR type '#'
<1> unknown cl***/type
<3> # isn't used for comments in a zone data file, use semi-colons instead.
<1> ok
<1> nice
<1> ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 65386
<1> flags: qr aa rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 0
<3> much better.
<1> (i left a comment in the zone file)
<1> sweet!
<3> now, if the registrar actually meant "your nameserver isn't working, i refuse to delegate to it" you should now be okay.
<1> so should i try with the registrar again?
<3> but usually they mean "no glue data exists, aka your nameservers haven't been registered as such", so you'll probably have to find where they allow you to do that.
<1> ERROR: Errors modifying nameservers: Nameserver ns1.boldstrike.com cannot be registered
<1> no glue data?
<1> so i've configured my dns servers correctly now
<3> do they say why it cannot be registered?
<1> nope
<1> this enom.com interface stinks
<4> most registrar interfaces for creating glue do.
<1> can you do a port scan
<1> this one is bad
<3> what's the ip address of your server?
<3> is it the same one you are irc'ing from?
<1> 206.248.136.21
<3> that system does not respond with an ip address for ns1.boldstrike.com
<1> ok... problem
<1> are all the ports closed?
<3> the only port that matters is open.
<1> which?
<1> 53?
<3> yes.
<1> so what's up?
<3> you didn't include a record for ns1.
<3> e.g., ns1 a 206.248.136.21
<1> in the boldstrike.zone file?
<1> @ IN NS ns1.boldstrike.com.
<3> well, yes, since you said in that file that a nameserver for boldstrike.com is ns1.boldstrike.com.
<3> and where did you define ns1.boldstrike.com?
<1> ah, ok that might be the problem there
<1> i didn't
<1> where should i do that?
<3> in the zone file, of course.
<1> @ IN NS ns1.boldstrike.com.
<1> that's in the boldstrike.zone file
<3> grr.
<1> ok, what'd i do or didn't do?
<3> i already said.
<1> you said in the zone file
<1> isn't that the zone file?
<3> so, you said "a nameserver for this domain is ns1.boldstrike.com".
<3> but you never defined ns1.boldstrike.com.
<1> and you said i define the nameserver in the zone file
<1> didn't i do that?
<3> apparently not.
<3> where's a line that begins with ns1?
<3> (something similar to the example i provided)
<1> @ IN NS ns1.boldstrike.com.
<1> is that not it?
<3> NO!
<3> ****!
<1> easy man
<1> so where?
<3> i've said it too many times. i'll wander off now.
<1> i obviously don't know what you're talking about
<3> [repeat with emphasis:] where's a line that BEGINS with ns1?
<1> in the named.conf file?
<3> grr.
<1> there isn't one
<1> lol
<1> crap, imagine how i feel
<3> i'm having a hard time imaging you as a functioning human. perhaps you need sleep or caffeine or lithium or something.
<3> edit your boldstrike.com file. put this exact line in it: ns1 a 206.248.136.21
<1> that should be 'boldstrike.zone' should it not?
<3> whatever you called it.
<1> you want people to follow your directions, but you use different names here and there
<1> don't say whatever and then tear a sheet off me
<1> maybe you should grab a lithium tab
<1> or sleep?
<1> i'm just learning here, take it easy
<5> no, you're not.
<1> i really don't know how to add an entry for ns in the zone file
<3> i use a text editor.
<1> cute
<3> but for this case you could use echo.
<3> echo "what i told you to write" >> zonedatafileforboldstrike.com
<1> where did you type that?
<1> anyway, ok doing it
<1> done
<1> what should that have done?
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