From bind-users  Wed Jan 30 14:01:35 2002
From: "Frank Birke" <fbirke () kkfnet ! de>
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 14:01:35 +0000
To: bind-users
Subject: Problems with zone transfer/Bind 9.2.0
X-MARC-Message: https://marc.info/?l=bind-users&m=101240786830803

Hi,

I have 3 DNS-Server, one Master, Sun Solaris5.8 with Bind 8.2.5,
and two Slaves, Sun Solaris5.8 with Bind 9.2.0 and i386 Linux
Kernel 2.2.14 with Bind 9.2.0. After i´ve updated the slaves, the
command "rndc reconfig" doesn´t transfer zonefiles:
--debug output--
....
Jan 25 17:14:31.897 zone test2.de/IN: starting load
Jan 25 17:14:31.898 zone test2.de/IN: no master file
Jan 25 17:14:31.902 zone test3.de/IN: starting load
Jan 25 17:14:31.903 zone test3.de/IN: no master file
Jan 25 17:14:31.904 zone test4.de/IN: starting load
Jan 25 17:14:31.905 zone test4.de/IN: no master file
....
--debug end--

With command "rndc reload" the zone file is tranfered:
--debug output--
....
Jan 25 16:50:10.312 zone test.de/IN: starting load
Jan 25 16:50:10.312 zone test.de/IN: no master file
Jan 25 16:50:10.521 dns_zone_maintenance: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:10.521 dns_zone_maintenance: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:10.565 dns_zone_maintenance: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:10.571 zone_timer: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:10.571 zone_maintenance: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:10.571 queue_soa_query: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:10.572 zone_settimer: zone test.de/IN: settimer inactive
Jan 25 16:50:11.080 soa_query: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:11.092 refresh_callback: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:11.092 refresh_callback: zone test.de/IN: serial: new
2002012501, old 0
Jan 25 16:50:11.092 queue_xfrin: zone test.de/IN: enter
Jan 25 16:50:11.092 zone test.de/IN: no database exists yet, requesting_
AXFR of initial version from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx#53
....
--debug end--

Before my update to 9.2.0 there where no problems. "ndc reconfig" transfers
new zones from the master. It doesn´t depend on the machine, both linux and
Sun have the same error.

Any suggestions would be great ...

thanks
Frank Birke