named updates failing

[Alexander Dalloz]

Am Sa, den 17.04.2004 schrieb Dov Zamir um 21:16:

> Hi All,
> 
> Was off the list for a while, doing a clean install of FC1, after making
> a mess of the previous one :-)
> 
> I now have kernel 5179 up and running very well. Running services
> include httpd, dhcpd and named.
> 
> named is set up to secondary my main DNS server, on an WP Pro machine,
> but I keep getting the following errors:
> 
> [--much snipping--]
> Apr 17 14:49:56 www named[2979]: dumping master file: tmp-XXXXpai2Fs:
> open: permission denied
> Apr 17 14:49:56 www named[2979]: transfer of 'zamir-enterprises.com/IN'
> from 192.168.9.7#53: failed while receiving responses: permission denied
> Apr 17 14:49:56 www named[2979]: transfer of 'zamir-enterprises.com/IN'
> from 192.168.9.7#53: end of transfer

Either the DNS master does not allow the IXFR or what it looks like you
have set wrong file permissions, so that temporary files can not be
created.

> The time stamp for these are wrong, while all other messages have
> thecorrect time stamp, but if this is unrelated to the problem, it is a
> very minor issue.
> 
> Can anyone give me an idea what's going on? I googled this problem and
> only found this issue anddressed in several languages nbone of which I
> know.

Do you use bind chrooted or unchrooted? Which directories do you use
with which permissions? Check your named.conf.

> Thanks all,
> 
> Dov Zamir

Alexander


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