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<0> dorfus: you can try software like dspam and such, combined with clamav it protects against a lot of spam & virusses.
<0> however, I doubt it includes spyware.
<0> after all; most spyware isn't send through e-mail.
<1> anyone willing to give a hand with bind and a non functioning reverse lookup zone?
<2> in the end the problem is idiots
<0> VVraith: rtfm comes to mind.
<3> do you sell autoharps?
<2> VVraith: and your ISP delegates it?
<2> autoharps?
<1> K_F, I know this, I am having a problem with my bind9 not returning any results and what is rtfm?
<4> autoharps?
<0> VVraith: read the 'fine' manual.
<4> we sell blue carpet
<4> if that's autoharps then yes
<2> he's gone though
<0> so what about K_F's question ?
<0> if you can't answer that you shouldn't be messing with DNS servers in the first place.
<1> Lion-O, I have read the manual, I have put together a very proper looking reverse zone, but I am stumpped, I am hoping that maybe someone will be able to help me identify what I haven't been able to
<0> VVraith: the IP in question is probably owned by someone else and as such you can't change the reverse.
<1> Lion-O, I own the IP
<0> VVraith: sure.
<0> VVraith: you don't know what I'm talking about.
<1> my ISP has already redirected the reverse lookups to my DNS server
<0> oh god.
<0> a cluebie playing in the open field.
<2> yeah, he should absolutely not run a DNS server
<2> will probably be used in an amplification DDoS
<0> VVraith: why not test the approach on an intranet first so you don't risk breaking things in the real world ?
<1> It seems to me that you 2 are speaking up before you even really know anything about my problem. It might even stump you two.
<0> VVraith: *yawn*
<2> whatever..
<0> VVraith: we've seen too many cluebies playing DNS master that we usually make very good ***umptions. If you don't like it; you know where the door is.
<1> if you do not want to help me that is fine, being insulting is not very helpful
<2> why the **** would we help you?
<2> do you think this is a damn help channel?
<5> c'mon guys
<5> at least give him a chance to make an idiot of himself before you start blastin' him
<4> less talking and more drinking.. :)
<2> prometheus_: works the other way around, he is an idiot by default and have a chance to prove himself
<5> every once in a blue moon we do come across someone with a resemblance of a clue
<2> he has not so far
<1> is it not a linux discussion channel, and you don't have to help me. My question was asking for anyone who was willing to help. If you are not, don't respond to me.
<0> VVraith: then don't ask in a public channel smartpants
<2> VVraith: do a status query on the channel in X
<2> hmm, info rather
<0> My question still remains; why not test this on an intranet first so you can be sure that the reverse zone is actually working ?
<2> 00:19 -X(cservice@undernet.org)- Desc: We're not an helpchannel, we may try to help *if* you take some effort yourself.
<0> it would also help to define "doesn't work". Raised Bind's logging verbosity yet ?
<1> Lion-O, I already said the reverse zone is not working, so what does it matter that I do it on an intranet?
<0> VVraith: if thats all you can describe "doesn't work" you know zip about DNS servers.
<0> For example; raise verbosity and see if the request actually /reaches/ the server ?
<0> or is that too obvious ?
<5> VVraith: why don't you tell us everything you've tried, along with the result, and something a bit more descriptive than "doesn't work"?
<2> prometheus_: you presume he 1) has done something 2) knows anything but "doesn't work"
<5> K_F: no, i'm asking him to prove otherwise
<5> K_F: you presume that 1) she gives a **** about you 2) isn't out ****ing someone else
<0> in the mean time: yo Wells !
<6> K_F: you need to get out man
<6> prometheus_: we both know you really meant that.
<1> ok, I have had a forward lookup server running for a few months now with the ISP handling the reverse.
<5> D-side: so, maybe k_f doesn't :P
<7> I want to burn some cd's . What prg I need?
<0> koderS: cdrecord
<7> ok, thanks
<1> we have run into a scenario where we need the reverse lookup working for some of our domains
<2> prometheus_: I just find it amusing that she have tried to contact me at least once a day since we decided to have no more contact :)
<0> 'forward lookup server' ? That sounds awfully like a MS based solution.
<5> koderS: or k3b
<2> D-side: I know..
<7> :)
<7> tnx u2
<0> koderS: English
<6> K_F: i know. i know. exams. you wont get any crap from me. :)
<5> i haven't talked to mine since i left for work this morning, and with any luck i won't talk to her again until morning
<1> so, I have setup forward and reverse zones before and I did it just like I normally would with the exception that I added the ISP range limit on my IP range for the zone.
<7> Lion-O but is english :)
<1> when I dig on the primary dns server I am getting "servfail"
<2> D-side: jup, one on tuesday and one the 20th then I'll see what I can find :)
<7> tnx u2 = Thanks u2 :)
<0> koderS: u2 is a rock band, not proper english you moron.
<0> ok
<8> Heya all
<6> in either case, U2 ****s. :D
<5> d-side++
<0> rofl
<2> D-side: finished with 5 exams already though :)
<2> isn't it a plane as well?
<6> i wonder how new this godsmack song is
<1> I can share the setup files if you like, but anyone else who has looked at them hasn't seen a problem with them
<6> K_F: yes but that one doesn't ****.
<6> TenBaseT: and you shut up.
<2> D-side: indeed
<5> heh heh, http://www.nydailynews.com/06-04-2006/news/gossip/story/423597p-357382c.html
<5> VVraith: okay, now do what lion-o said and increase the verbosity level of bind's logs... i'd also fire up tcpdump and see if the dns requests are actually coming in to the server
<1> we have noticed that when you dig from the outside world a forward lookup it works, but the reverse lookup seems to be going to the ISP 'even' if you specify to dig my dns server
<2> back to #1
<0> indeed
<5> VVraith: http://www.dnsstuff.com/
<1> if I dig directly on the server itself to localhost, it seems to be querying the ISP which is totally boggling me too
<0> err, right.
<2> VVraith: is it the IP you're connected to now?
<1> no
<0> out of the convo anyway
<2> which is it then?
<1> 64.178.36.130 is our dns
<0> I bet it allows remote zone transfers too :P
<2> http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ptr.ch?ip=64.178.36.130
<1> when I connect to it and type "dig @localhost -x someip" it returns back header info from xo.com which is our ISP
<2> Asking dns1.interactivetwist.com. for 130.128/27.36.178.64.in-addr.arpa. PTR record: Error: dns1.interactivetwist.com [64.178.36.130] reports a SERVER FAILURE.
<0> Yo ksh
<9> yo
<2> heya ksh
<9> hi
<9> 'sup?
<1> K_F that is what I get when I dig the server "servfail"
<2> maybe you should do something about that...
<1> ok, I will increase the logging then like you said
<0> for the love of &*&@($, try this **** on an Intranet *first*. This only ****s up stuff on the Internet.
<4> VVraith: what is the root pwd? I can help you with the reverse dns, if you post it.
<2> Lion-O: at least it doesn't seem to permit recursion
<0> K_F: phew :)
<10> Not funny, Bjprn-.
<4> Ok, i'll shut up
<2> ;130.36.178.64.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR
<2> VVraith: do you have that zone?
<1> yes
<2> loaded successfully?
<1> 130 IN PTR more exactly
<0> euh
<2> eh?
<1> K_F I can post my file, is that ok, on a paste site?
<0> thats mixing up a zone file with a zone entry
<4> ooh not good... HDCP enabled graphics cards coming already..
<2> Bjprn-: what is the CP in that?
<0> or I'm mixing up zones and entries :P oh well, I already said to stfu so I'd better stick to it :P
<11> re
<2> Lion-O: hehe
<2> VVraith: paste the damn thing
<4> K_F: What do you mean by that?
<2> oh, did already
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