How to resolve the DNS zone in Deadwood?
Sam Trenholme
strenholme.usenet at gmail.com
Tue Nov 2 20:50:57 EDT 2010
>> upstream_servers = {}
>> upstream_servers["my.tv."] = "10.10.1.1" # master NS for
>> TV. zone
>> upstream_servers["."] = "192.168.1.1," # for other ns
>> upstream_servers["."] += "192.168.1.2" # for other ns
This looks good. Since you're using the += operator, make sure you're
using Deadwood 3.0.01 (+= had problems in 2.9 releases of Deadwood)
>> when nslookup my.tv
The nslookup output you're giving us doesn't tell us enough to fix
your problem. Things *should* work with the above configuration (if
it didn't, Deadwood 3.0.01 would not have been released because it
would have failed the dwood2rc_d_upstream_servers test).
It's a good idea to use "dig" instead of nslookup. Dig is included
with any modern Linux/BSD/whatever distribution. If using Windows,
install Dig for Windows. Directions are here:
http://woodlane.webconquest.com/pipermail/list/2010-July/000623.html
Please show us the full "dig" output for the queries you sent us.
- Sam
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