Re: BIND server not recursing

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Seann Clark wrote:
> Mark Haney wrote:
>> Seann Clark wrote:
>>  
>>> Mark Haney wrote:
>>>    
>>>> I've got a BIND server (it's a slave, but that shouldn't matter) that
>>>> refuses to recurse even though recursion is set to yes.
>>>>
>>>> I am going to ACL recursion if I can get the recursion to actually
>>>> work,
>>>> but so far it's not playing nice.
>>>>
>>>> Any thoughts on what to do next?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> What is the output to the named.log? Should give you an idea on what the
>>> server is doing.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ~Seann
>>>
>>>     
>>
>> Well that's part of the problem, I'm not getting any output that tells
>> me why I'm getting ';; WARNING: recursion requested but not available'
>> in any query that needs recursion.
>>
>>
>>
>>   
> If you add into your bind /etc/named.conf file:
> logging {
>        channel "query_log" {
>        file "/var/log/dns/named.query"
>                     versions unlimited
>                     size 90m;
>             severity info;
>             print-category no;
>             print-severity yes;
>             print-time yes;
>     };
>            category "queries" {
>                  "query_log";
>             };
>        channel "transfer" {
>                file "/var/log/dns/named.xfer"
>                        versions unlimited
>                        size 90m;
>                severity info;
>                print-category no;
>                print-severity yes;
>                print-time yes;
>        };
>        category "xfer-out" {
>                "transfer";
>        };
>        channel "update" {
>                file "/var/log/dns/named.update"
>                        versions unlimited
>                        size 90m;
>                severity info;
>                print-category no;
>                print-severity yes;
>                print-time yes;
>        };
>        category "update" {
>                "update";
>        };
> 
>       channel "default" {
>             file "/var/log/dns/named.log"
>                  versions unlimited
>                     size 90m;
>             severity info;
>             print-category no;
>             print-severity yes;
>             print-time yes;
>     };
>        category "default" {
>                "default";
>  };
>     channel lame-servers_file {
>         file "/var/log/dns/lame-servers.log" versions 3 size 30m;
>         severity dynamic;
>         print-time yes;
>     };
>     category lame-servers {
>         lame-servers_file;
>     };
> };
> 
> 
> That should give you plenty of logging to see what Bind is barfing on.
> Note that if you are running chroot'ed, then this may be in
> /var/named/chroot/var/log/dns/ (as it is configured in the example I
> posted).  The big ones to watch are named.log and query.log in the case
> of the posted config.
> 
> 
> ~Seann
> 

I have most of those options already logging.  However, the only thing I
even remotely see in the logs is 'DENIED' on the query I try to make to
to recurse.  Believe me, if I had more interesting things in the logs
I'd post it.  But I'm getting nothing.


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Mark Haney
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