New db.xemacs has been loaded (bot-snack: [Req #b20792])

Adrian Aichner adrian at xemacs.org
Thu Oct 25 14:08:31 EDT 2007


"Adrian Aichner" <adrian at xemacs.org> writes:

> "Adrian Aichner" <adrian at xemacs.org> writes:
>
>> Martin Dalum <garfield at webz.dk> writes:
>>
>>> Simon Josefsson wrote:
>>>> On 23 okt 2007, at 00.36, Adrian Aichner wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Martin, if not, how should keep the configuration at gwyn.tux.org and
>>>>> dotsrc.org and yxa.extundo.com, and possibly puck.nether.net[1] in
>>>>> sync?
>>>> Typically DNS zone transfers is used for this.  Set up one of the
>>>> machine as the master, and point the other machines at the master.
>>>
>>> a.ns.sunsite.dk and b.ns.sunsite.dk now gets the active zone via axfr
>>> from gwyn.tux.org (that was allowed). However, the ns records in this
>>
>> Thanks, Martin!
>>
>>> zone doesn't contain a- and b.ns.sunsite.dk and the zone is thus in a
>>> less-than-perfect state. This should be fixed asap. If another server
>>
>> The new file I just has reloaded has them.
>>
>> The new serial number is 2007102400.
>
> Hmmh, I just checked.
>
> Even though named.reload did not complain:
>
> (adrian at gwyn) /etc/named/xemacs $ sudo /etc/named/named.reload
> sudo /etc/named/named.reload
> Password:
> (adrian at gwyn) /etc/named/xemacs $ 
>
> I still see the old serial number now, hours later:
>
> (adrian at gwyn) /etc/named $ dig +short xemacs.org. soa
> dig +short xemacs.org. soa
> gwyn.tux.org. hostmaster.xemacs.org. 2007092600 5400 3600 7200 5400
> (adrian at gwyn) /etc/named $ 
>
> What might be wrong?

I hate it when that happens: I have a mail ready to shoot off, but
forget to do so due to a context switch in my brain.

This mail documents the status I should have sent last night round
about
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 00:26:28 +0200

Here goes ...

Now we're running 2007102401!

(adrian at gwyn) /etc/named/xemacs $ dig +short xemacs.org. soa
dig +short xemacs.org. soa
gwyn.tux.org. hostmaster.xemacs.org. 2007102401 5400 3600 7200 5400
(adrian at gwyn) /etc/named/xemacs $ 

My error was to use decimal hour notation.

Here are my corrections.

Funny thing is there's no feedback when one tries to activate an
invalid db.xemacs.

--- db.xemacs	2007/10/24 19:32:05	1.77
+++ db.xemacs	2007/10/24 22:05:29
@@ -3,12 +3,12 @@
 ;
 $TTL    1d
 @               IN      SOA     gwyn.tux.org. hostmaster.xemacs.org. (
-                2007102400      ; Serial (yyyymmddxx)
-                1.5h            ; Refresh       3 hours
+                2007102401      ; Serial (yyyymmddxx)
+                1h30M           ; Refresh       3 hours
                 1h              ; Retry         1 hour
                 2h              ; Expire        1000 hours
-                1.5h  )         ; Minimum       24 hours
-        0.5h    IN NS           gwyn.tux.org.
+                1h30M )         ; Minimum       24 hours
+        0h30M   IN NS           gwyn.tux.org.
                 ;; Thanks Simon Josefsson <simon at josefsson.org>
                 IN NS           yxa.extundo.com.
 		;; Thanks Martin Dalum <garfield at webz.dk> and
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 		;; suggestion.
 		IN NS        puck.nether.net.
 
-        0.5h    IN MX 10        mail.xemacs.org.
+        0h30M   IN MX 10        mail.xemacs.org.
                 ;; Thanks Simon Josefsson <simon at josefsson.org>
                 IN MX 20        yxa.extundo.com.
 
Adrian

>
> Adrian
>
>>
>>> than gwyn should be dns master please notify us and we will change the
>>> IP we fetch from.
>>
>> That's the one.
>>
>> I still plan to look into John's stealth primary suggestion, but could
>> need some help with that.
>>
>> Also, the currently active SOA record times are far off from John's
>> recommendations (preserving the values gwyn's db.xemacs has used for
>> years).
>>
>>>
>>> dotsrc.org can provide mail service for xemacs.org if that is
>>> needed. We would, however, like to wait until after November 11th
>>> where we hope to have a new mailserver online.
>>
>> That is fantastic!
>>
>> Simon, can we leave yxa in our MX configuration until then?
>>
>>>
>>> btw. please cc staff at dotsrc.org instead of me directly since there are
>>> other staffers than me on dotsrc ;-)
>>
>> Will do.
>>
>> I thought about that, but was afraid to open too many tickets as a
>> side-effect, plus you emailed from your private address too.
>>
>> Please let me know if there are any problems with the newly activated
>> DNS configuration.
>>
>> Here is the file I reloaded:
>>
>>
>>
>> Best regards!
>>
>> Adrian
>>
>>>
>>> Regards from,
>>> Martin Dalum
>>> dotsrc.org
>>>
>>>

-- 
Adrian Aichner
 mailto:adrian at xemacs.org
 http://www.xemacs.org/



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