If you check your zone file, are there any RRSIG records?
Yes both the master and slave have RRSIG records. Totally lost.. The domain I'm testing with is your-club.org.uk if that helps you debug.
I'm now letting BIND handle the signing with
auto-dnssec maintain;
inline-signing yes;
Using keys generated from webmin with no issues so I guess close this or if you have some steps for me to try I will.
I tried to test this, but wasn't able to reach any nameservers for that domain.
The nameservers are
ns2.sheenrose.co.uk
ns3.sheenrose.co.uk
They respond to queries for NS, A, SOA, MX , maybe more...
They seem to not want to reply to queries for ALL records though.
Hi @SavageCore,
I'm having the same issue now on domain name "reece.wales". Which file did you put those two configuration options in?
@Adambean issue from 2016?! searching brain archives...
They go into /etc/named.conf or wherever your zone is defined. They're in a block as such:
zone "savagecore.eu" {
type master;
file "/var/named/savagecore.eu.hosts";
allow-query { any; };
auto-dnssec maintain;
inline-signing yes;
};
Hi @SavageCore, haha yep :D Not found those lines anywhere in any of the named files so I guess the issue is still relevant.
I'm running on Debian 9, so my zone entries are in /etc/bind/named.conf.local instead. Added those entries and the warnings have done from Verisign's tool, thanks. 馃憤 (I use BuddyNS too though so I'll need to wait for them to poll the latest zone serial in for the issue to resolve completely.)
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I'm now letting BIND handle the signing with
auto-dnssec maintain;inline-signing yes;Using keys generated from webmin with no issues so I guess close this or if you have some steps for me to try I will.