bind-8.2.2_p7 chrooted / named-xfer fails (sigpipe)
Jim Reid
jim at rfc1035.com
Fri Nov 24 17:33:25 UTC 2000
>>>>> "Ricardo" == Ricardo Manuel Oliveira <rmo at eurotux.com> writes:
Ricardo> I have a bind-8.2.2P7 running perfectly, chrooted, except
Ricardo> for the zone-transfers; I get these kind of messages in
Ricardo> the logs:
>>
Ricardo> ns named[30012]: named-xfer "domain.com" exited with signal 13
>>
Ricardo> I have verified that, running the named-xfer by hand, it
Ricardo> works like a charm.
>> Are you running the version of named-xfer that comes with the
>> version of BIND that you're running? If so, can you run
>> named-xfer by hand successfully from your chroot jail?
Ricardo> chroot /chroot/dns bash# named-xfer -z domain.com -f BLA xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Ricardo> I get the BLA file, with the complete zone, as well as a
Ricardo> ns named[31012]: IP/TCP connection from
Ricardo> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx].1234 (fd 8) in the primary server's
Ricardo> logs.
Ricardo> Any ideas?
I repeat my first question. Is the version of named-xfer that's in the
chroot jail the one that is shipped with the version of named? You
can't use (say) an 8.1 named-xfer with an 8.2.2 named.
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