Closed 1977er closed 1 year ago
Yeah, that's an interesting problem :) It probably only surfaced when I renamed "zones" to "zones_old" (to make sure everything was cleared), but nsd seems to have cached everything until your restart recently.
Here's the interesting part:
There's no zonefile/configuration for hannover.freifunk.net anywhere in the Ansible :smile:
There is a configuration to use zonefile: "hannover.freifunk.net.zone"
, this specific zonefile in the nsd-config, but the file is nowhere to be found.
Should we just convert the hannover.freifunk.net.zone file to some ansible/yaml lines?
Yes, please. I failed trying to do so. ;-)
I've created a pull request (and I've deployed it on ns1).
Ah, when I tried to do so, I missed to purge hannover from dns_authoritative_external
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@Manawyrm
@ IN MX 10 mail
should be @ IN MX 10 mail.ffh.zone.
Currently mail delivery is broken.
Why do these end up in hannover.freifunk.net?
; Statische Hosts (aus der Ansible-Konfiguration)
pve-ffnw.hannover.freifunk.net. IN AAAA 2001:678:978:ff01::1
sn01.s.hannover.freifunk.net. IN AAAA 2001:678:978:ff01::2
rdns.hannover.freifunk.net. IN AAAA 2001:678:978:ff01::3
Nothing to do here (anymore). Closing.
Since - I don't know when - the
hannover.freifunk.net
zonefile is not generated (anymore). Currently a copy from zones_old directory fills the gap.@Manawyrm Help. ;-)