Mark Andrews writes:
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> In message <9fc47420fb263da9eda170166fd4d...@cornell.edu>, John Wobus writes:
> > Some years ago, I had that issue. The problem was that the
> > zone transfer compression mechanism could change the case
> > of individual names. This was fixed in some release of bi
In message <9fc47420fb263da9eda170166fd4d...@cornell.edu>, John Wobus writes:
> Some years ago, I had that issue. The problem was that the
> zone transfer compression mechanism could change the case
> of individual names. This was fixed in some release of bind
> (after 9.2.1, if I remember cor
Some years ago, I had that issue. The problem was that the
zone transfer compression mechanism could change the case
of individual names. This was fixed in some release of bind
(after 9.2.1, if I remember correctly), and bind release notes
would pinpoint the exact version with the change.
The p
I reaching out to the list on what appears to be a very odd issue that
happened over the weekend.
We had an issue where some internal domains had the TLD capitalized after
the zone transfer.
i.e. foo.bar.com on the master became foo.bar.COM on the slave.
I know that DNS is case insensitive but it c
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