I am getting an error I have not seen before when attempting to generate a new DNS configuration, below are the last 2 lines of output using the command `makedns -V -n`
Updating DNS records, this may take several minutes for a large cluster. Error: [master]: Please make sure 10.IN-ADDR.ARPA exist either in /etc/hosts or DNS. I am using a /16 which is properly defined in xcat and would be part of 10.0.0.0/8. I am not sure why it is expecting 10.IN-ADDR.ARPA to be defined. This had been working normally in the past, this is the first time I am running into this issue. We normally don't have this zone defined, and it has properly ignored hosts in /etc/hosts that are not in the network defined in xcat. I am seeing no hosts added to DNS after this error is produced, but I can manually add hosts after makedns exits. Infact, the /etc/named.conf file looks to be correct looking at a backup copy. The logs also do not have any details as to why it is failing. The last 2 lines(logs posted above) are the only thing visible. It seems as though makedns is attempting to add entries from /etc/hosts that would normally be ignored. I also have checked my /etc/hosts file, and I do not see any issues at a glance, but it is quite large. I plan to work the /etc/hosts angle to see if an entry is causing an issue, but any other thoughts would be appreciated. Version: 2.16.2-snap202105201708 OS: CentOS 8.4.2105 Thanks, *Scott Groel* Clemson University - Advanced Computing Infrastructure HPC Systems Architect Email: sgr...@clemson.edu Phone: (864) 656-9235
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