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Our NSD servers are configured as secondary for 75.139.in-addr.arpa. At one point its serial was 2021122001. Then the operator messed up, and lowered the serial to 2021102901. As expected, NSD kept rejecting XFRs with this error:
info: xfrd: zone 75.139.in-addr.arpa. ignoring old serial (2021122001/2021102901) from XXX
Eventually, the zone expired:
error: xfrd: zone 75.139.in-addr.arpa. has expired
Now, NSD isn't serving this zone. However, it is holding on to the last known copy of the zone, and still ignoring the XFRs for it. The nsd-xfr-PID directory contains a file xfr.NNNN, and this file isn't being removed or processed. I know I can fix this manually with nsd-control force_transfer 75.139.in-addr.arpa.
However, IMHO, this is a situation that NSD should rectify itself. When a zone expires, it should discard the zone, and AXFR it in. Other name servers do exactly this, and allow for graceful recovery, whereas with NSD, it requires manual intervention.
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Our NSD servers are configured as secondary for
75.139.in-addr.arpa
. At one point its serial was 2021122001. Then the operator messed up, and lowered the serial to 2021102901. As expected, NSD kept rejecting XFRs with this error:Eventually, the zone expired:
Now, NSD isn't serving this zone. However, it is holding on to the last known copy of the zone, and still ignoring the XFRs for it. The
nsd-xfr-PID
directory contains a filexfr.NNNN
, and this file isn't being removed or processed. I know I can fix this manually withnsd-control force_transfer 75.139.in-addr.arpa
.However, IMHO, this is a situation that NSD should rectify itself. When a zone expires, it should discard the zone, and AXFR it in. Other name servers do exactly this, and allow for graceful recovery, whereas with NSD, it requires manual intervention.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: