Closed gappjust closed 1 year ago
Same issue here. Viewing the bind9.service status also says /etc/bind/named.conf.options:3: option 'additional-from-cache' no longer exists
. I'm going to try writing my own script in Python to do something similar to install-bind.sh
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Had some time today to run through install-bind.sh on Ubuntu 22.04. Experienced the same error, and removing additional-from-cache
allows it to run as you described. Will look into pushing a fix for this file. For me though after that, the DNS seemed to work fine on my devices when pointing them to the DNS, so I'm thinking the "no connection error" you're getting is related to something else. One thing to note, is that the BIND setup supplied from install-bind.sh is only supplying the DNS zones for the Minecraft featured servers, so if you don't have a secondary DNS set on your device to one such as 8.8.8.8, this could be why it's throwing an error. If you haven't already I would try setting the secondary DNS as well on your device to something like 8.8.8.8. (I realize in the "Setting up on Linux" guide this isn't clear, so I'll be sure to update that)
"no connection error" you're getting is related to something else
Yep, figured out and it was a firewall issue.
What happened?
Whenever i try to set DNS up on Ubuntu 22.04 with install-bind.sh script it does not work as intended. After script run:
journalctl shows this:
Tried to remove "additional-from-cache" from config, bind9 is up and running, but has no internet when connecting. systemctl status named:
Expected Behaviour?
After script run, DNS sets up and redirects all featured server domains to main instance of BedrockConnect.
Steps to reproduce.
sudo bash install-bind.sh
Job for named.service failed.
errorScreenshots/Videos
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Minecraft Bedrock Version
1.19.51
Console
PS5
Additional Context
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