bdbhpt and authoritative responses

clara resende <[email protected]> Sat, 16 Apr 2011 10:26:05 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.network.dns.bind9.dlz
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi All,

I've set up bind-9.8.0 --with-dlz-bdb using the bdbhpt driver, and it works
likes charm, ..., except that I cannot seem to get authoritative responses.

My named.conf looks like:

options {
        ...
        recursion no;
};

dlz "bdbhpt zone" {
       database "bdbhpt C /opt/bind-dlz/dns_data dnsdata.db";
};

My databases look like (key = value):

dns_zone:
moc.elpmaxe =

dns_client:
example.com = 10.0.0.52

dns_xfr:
example.com = @
example.com = www

dns_data:
example.com @ = 21 @ 86400 SOA ns.localhost. root.localhost. 2 2800 7200
604800 86400
example.com @ = 22 @ 86400 NS  ns.localhost.
example.com www = 23 @ 86400 A 10.0.0.62

where ns.localhost is also defined and pointing to the IP where bind is
listening.

This works fine and is very fast, however any responses on "example.com"
domain queries are non-authoritative...

If I set the same thing up using files (zone "example.com" {   type master;
file ... etc.) the responses are authoritative.

What is it that I am missing to get authoritative responses when using the
bdbhpt driver?

Thanks,

Meindert

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