Enabling dnssec inline-signing gettin' SERVFAIL

I am turning to collective knowledge because I am facing a problem.

Until now, I had Debian 12 with 9.18 running using DNSsec, but for some 
reason, which I still cannot identify, it has stopped working.


Every time I (re)enable


inline-signing yes;

dnssec-policy “ecdsa”;


in the zone, it stops loading and throws a SERVFAIL error.


named.conf.options has


dnssec-policy “ecdsa” {

keys {

ksk lifetime unlimited algorithm ECDSAP256SHA256;

zsk lifetime 90d algorithm ECDSAP256SHA256;

};

};


I wrote this little script to delete old logs, but even after waiting a 
couple of minutes, the SERVFAIL is still there


ZONE="DOMAIN"

ZONE_FILE="/var/cache/bind/db.$ZONE"


if [ ! -f “$ZONE_FILE” ]; then

echo “ERROR: $ZONE_FILE not found”

exit 1

fi

systemctl stop bind9 || { echo “ERROR: Could not stop BIND”; exit 1; }

rm -f “$ZONE_FILE”.jnl “$ZONE_FILE”.jbk “$ZONE_FILE”.mvd

chown bind:bind “$ZONE_FILE”

chmod 644 “$ZONE_FILE”

named-checkzone “$ZONE” “/etc/bind/zonas/db.$ZONE” || { echo “ERROR: 
named-checkzone failed”; exit 1; }

systemctl start bind9 || { echo “ERROR: Could not start BIND”; exit 1; }

sleep 5

dig @“127.0.0.1” “$ZONE” SOA +norecurse | grep -E “status:|aa” || echo 
“ATTENTION: Check the BIND logs for SERVFAIL”


Any clue would be much appreciated.

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