On Wed, Mar 14, 2007 at 11:21:51PM +0100, Jean-François Leroux wrote:
Hi,
There is something I'm not sure I understand, so maybe you could help
me figure out. Here it goes: we have a Debian vserver running BIND9
(recompiled). Everything works fine, except that the line
query-source * ...
breaks bind9 while query-source x.x.x.x works fine.
Well, my understanding of this is that query-source * uses INADDR_ANY,
that would be what one would suspect, yes, but we
_know_ that the bind folks are not very good with
things like common and sense ...
that would map to the first available ip on an host and does not
no, that would bind to _all_ ips on the host and
the assigned subset (one or more IPs) on the guest
and more important, that probably would work
inside a vserver.
Am I wrong ?
maybe bind9 does something creative, use strace to
find out and let us know ...
Could somebody point me towards the correct explanation (a link
for example) ?
I would also try to trick bind9, by simply using
query-source 0.0.0.0 (which _is_ INADDR_ANY)
best,
Herbert
Cheers
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