Hi Mark,
>allow-recursion defaults to "{ localnets; localhost; };".
>If the client was not on a directly connected network it
>will NOT get recursion by default.
So it would seem; I had made an assumption about subnetting that apparently was
not entirely accurate. Oh well, you know what they say about assumptions...
>When a piece of software is complaining about something it
>is usually a pretty good bet that it is right and you are
>wrong.
Ah! Humour. Yes, aware of the concept, thanks. :-)
Seriously, whilst I would have been suprised if I'd found a bug in a fairly
well used piece of code like Bind, it has been known to happen.
Thanks for your assistance in helping my understanding of what was happening.
James.
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