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On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 12:07:06AM -0700, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
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> There was a flurry of upgrades to BIND/named about a week ago. Over
> the last few days, I have noticed a few DNS failures (but that may
> be coincidental). I am learning to read debug output and developing
> a better understanding of named.conf (set up by a consultant 5 years
> ago) and so on, but meanwhile, is anyone else having problems?
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> Try "dig ns1.hostica.com +trace" and see if it fails.
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> Keith
In my case, it turned out to me a couple of things. The DNS UDP
packets seem to be a bit longer now. I am currently connected to
Verizon FIOS through an Actiontec cable modem/router, which some
websites say truncates UDP packets to 512 bytes, in accordance
with RFC negative 666. :-) That caused problems with hostica
and others. I changed /etc/named.conf to a policy of forward
first, and used the Verizon nameservers as forwarders, taking out
the lookup through the root nameservers. Verizon does some goofy
things with nonexistent URLs, but I can live with that for now.
Keith
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