BIND 8.3.x v.s. BIND 8.2.x
盧俊龍
s6577 at du.net.tw
Tue Nov 26 12:49:09 UTC 2002
Dear Sir:
Is there anything that could help my name server with BIND 8.3.4 ?
That's interesting. My BIND 8.3.4 couldn't resolve
"www.1000years.com.tw" while others' name servers with BIND 8.2.4 could.
After I traced the packets DNS sent and received by tcpdump, I found after
BIND 8.2.4 sent query of the A record of www.1000years.com.tw to
c.twnic.net.tw, it finish its work. It could tell me about
www.1000years.com.tw 's A record!!!
On the other hand, BIND 8.3.4 really sent query to the Name Server
(210.58.101.193) of 1000years.com.tw , but it couldn't answer the correct
IP. ( because 210.58.101.193 couldn't answer correctly! )
I really knew that the configuration of Name server of 1000years.com.tw was
wrong !! So I decided to adjust my config file.
After I set ' fetch-glue no' ( default is yes ) in the config file, My
BIND 8.3.4 could work correctly! It never sent query to the Name Server of
1000years.com.tw again! Following is the 'fetch-glue' option's direction:
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fetch-glue
If yes (the default), the server will fetch "glue" resource records it
doesn't have when constructing the additional data section of a response.
fetch-glue no can be used in conjunction with recursion no to prevent the
server's cache from growing or becoming corrupted (at the cost of requiring
more work from the client).
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well, if BIND's behavior of this kind of query were really affected by the
option 'fetch-glue', why BIND 8.2.4 always work correctly whether
'fetch-glue' is yes or no ?????
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