Closed terrorobe closed 7 years ago
This makes things a bit more readable on the slave, but on the master I'd still like to see the !canDoAXFR(q) split away from the SOA check and read something like "...not authorized to send to..."
reopened
Fixed in 8090f5a2e8
When running a master with disable-axfr you get the following messages:
master: AXFR of domain 'slave.test' failed: not authoritative
slave: Unable to AXFR zone 'slave.test' from remote '62.178.148.62' (resolver): AXFR chunk with a non-zero rcode 9
Code: https://github.com/PowerDNS/pdns/blob/20010d040efcd3d578c16af4681a30b2c749d665/pdns/tcpreceiver.cc#L554