4 Čec
2012
4 Čec
'12
12:57
Hello again. Here's another one.
I noticed that zone data contains relative notation such as
'@' but no $ORIGIN causes error.
knotc checkzone says:
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kohi@lars[1]% /usr/bin/sudo /proj/knot-1.0.6/sbin/knotc checkzone example1.jp
[sudo] password for kohi:
2012-07-04T19:52:19.603883+09:00 Using '/proj/knot-dns/etc/knot.conf' as default
configuration.
2012-07-04T19:52:19.615871+09:00 [error] /proj/dns/namedb/example1.jp:3: @ used, but no
$ORIGIN specified.
2012-07-04T19:52:19.631618+09:00 [error] /proj/dns/namedb/example1.jp:11: Zone file does
not contain SOA record!
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And knotc compile says:
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kohi@lars[2]% /usr/bin/sudo /proj/knot-1.0.6/sbin/knotc compile
2012-07-04T19:54:02.023025+09:00 Using '/proj/knot-dns/etc/knot.conf' as default
configuration.
2012-07-04T19:54:02.039299+09:00 Parsing file '/proj/dns/namedb/example1.jp',
origin 'example1.jp.' ...
2012-07-04T19:54:02.051637+09:00 [error] /proj/dns/namedb/example1.jp:3: @ used, but no
$ORIGIN specified.
2012-07-04T19:54:02.052790+09:00 [error] /proj/dns/namedb/example1.jp:11: Zone file does
not contain SOA record!
2012-07-04T19:54:02.053653+09:00 [error] Compilation of 'example1.jp.' failed,
knot-zcompile return code was '1'
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It complains even though it knows that "origin 'example1.jp.' ...".
Is this behavior by design policy? Or I wish it to be
enhanced.
Best regards,
Koh-ichi Ito