dns refresh problem

[Res]

maybe because your ISP has not delegated it to your NS's...
The authortive is dns1.tktelekom.pl

more inline...


On Mon, 17 Mar 2008, Jabba wrote:

>
> This is my zone config file /etc/bind/db.111.160.82.0
>
> ;$ORIGIN xxxx.pl.
> $TTL 2560       ; 42 minutes 40 seconds
> ;111.160.82.in-addr.arpa        IN SOA  ns.xxxx.pl.
> hostmaster.xxxx.pl. (
> @       IN SOA  ns.xxxx.pl. hostmaster.xxxx.pl. (
>                                1178613511 ; serial
>                                16386      ; refresh (4 hours 33
> minutes 4 seconds)
>                                2049       ; retry (34 minutes 8
> seconds)
>                                1048577    ; expire (1 week 5 days 3
> hours 16 minutes 16 seconds)
>                                2560       ; minimum (42 minutes 40
> seconds)
>                                )
>
>                                IN      NS      ns.xxxx.pl.
>                                IN      NS      ns5.xxxx.pl.


What the hell is with those TTLs ?
Use something more sane, no need for the ;$ORIGIN xxxx.pl stuff either.


$TTL    1D
@       IN      SOA     ns.xxxx.pl. hostmaster.xxxx.pl. (
                         2008031801
                         3H
                         30M
                         4W
                         1D )
                         NS      ns.xxx.pl.
                         NS      ns2.xxxx.pl.


111.111.160.82.in-addr.arpa.    IN    PTR    xxxx.pl.
...


> and a zone in named.conf
>
> zone "111.160.82.in-addr.arpa" {
>    type master;
>    allow-query { any; };
>    file "/etc/bind/db.111.160.82.0";
>    allow-transfer{
>    222.122.253.130;
>    };
> };

Looks good



>
> in named.conf.opions:
>
> allow-query{ any; };

^^^^^^^^^^ if you mean in global opts, bad, very very bad, edit to use an 
ACL so "any" applies to your own IP range and nobody elses.

acl "trust" {
         localhost;
         localnets;
         82.160.111.0/24;
};

and in "options" use     allow-query { trust; };

The allow-query "any" in the zone statement is all that you need for 
others to query your DNS for that particular zone.



-- 
Cheers
Res

mysql> update auth set Framed-IP-Address='127.0.0.127' where user= 'troll';