Problem with .fr domains [TEST check if server is really recursive]: answer refused from server (IN/SOA: fr.)

[Markus Ferlitsch]

I tried a query via web nslookup
http://network-tools.com/nslook/Default.asp

domain: difuzer.com
ns: ns1.difuzer.com
-->recursion desired:	True	recursion avail:	False

domain: mydomain.com
ns: ns3.my.com
--> recursion desired:	True	recursion avail:	False

Query type was ANY

domain: difuzer.com
ns: ns1.difuzer.com
-->recursion desired:	True	recursion avail:	False

domain: mydomain.com
ns: ns3.my.com
--> recursion desired:	True	recursion avail:	True

Query type was A Adress

Also there seems to be a otherproblem!? Alexandres server sends other
data (ANY vs A)

2009/8/3, Markus Ferlitsch <m.ferlitsch at gmail.com>:
> I also tried a askmara to Alexandres server:
>
> root at OpenWrt:/etc# askmara -v Agoogle.com. 91.121.92.210 | grep Recurs
> Recurs desired: 1
> Recurs available: 0
> root at OpenWrt:/etc# askmara -v Adifuzer.com. 91.121.92.210 | grep Recurs
> Recurs desired: 1
> Recurs available: 0
> root at OpenWrt:/etc# askmara -v AMyDomainWhichServersMaradns.com.
> 85.125.xx.xx | grep Recurs
> Recurs desired: 1
> Recurs available: 1
> root at OpenWrt:/etc# askmara -v Agoogle.de. 85.125.xx.xx | grep Recurs
> Recurs desired: 1
> Recurs available: 0
> root at OpenWrt:/etc#
>
> Why Alexandres server returns by managed domains also Recurs availbele
> 0? My server return 1!
>
> I also tried a zonecheck but sill the same error
>
>  [TEST check if server is really recursive]: answer refused from
> server (IN/SOA: net.)
>
>     * ns2.my.com./80.xxx.xx.xx
>     * ns3.my.com./85.125.xx.xx
>     * ns1.my.com./85.1xx.xx.xx
>
> ns1 and ns2 are ok, because there is running older maradns, but ns3
> should work now, shouldn't it?
>
>
> 2009/8/3, Sam Trenholme <strenholme.usenet at gmail.com>:
>>>Recurs available: 0
>>
>> OK, looks good.  At this point, add the minimum number of lines to your
>> mararc needed to get MaraDNS to serve your zones, and see if "Recurs
>> available" is still 0.  If it is, try again with AFNIC to see if they are
>> now happy with your zone.
>>
>> - Sam
>>
>