Обсуждение: DNS for wwwmaster broken?

Everything I attempt to do a DNS lookup on from wwwmaster appears to
return referrals only. Did recursion get turned off somehow?

I can't lookup *anything* at all when logged in to wwwmaster. This makes
all our forms that accept email addresses fail, since they all attempt
to resolve the domain to make sure it works.

Can someone who knows enough about what should be there look into this
soonest, please? I have to leave :-(

//Magnus

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- --On Tuesday, March 13, 2007 22:46:50 +0100 Magnus Hagander 
<magnus@hagander.net> wrote:

> Everything I attempt to do a DNS lookup on from wwwmaster appears to
> return referrals only. Did recursion get turned off somehow?
>
> I can't lookup *anything* at all when logged in to wwwmaster. This makes
> all our forms that accept email addresses fail, since they all attempt
> to resolve the domain to make sure it works.
>
> Can someone who knows enough about what should be there look into this
> soonest, please? I have to leave :-(

DNS/resolver is set to:

domain  postgresql.org
nameserver 216.218.206.51
nameserver 216.218.206.34

Who is managing those servers?

Should we maybe setup a local/caching name server?
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On Tue, Mar 13, 2007 at 04:20:50PM -0700, Gavin M. Roy wrote:
> It's me... I did have a hardware failure on my dns server and just need to
> remove 51 from the list.  Will do so now.

That doesn't explain the failures, though: the resolver should be
smart enough to go to the second one if the first one doesn't answer.

It probably _would_ be a good idea to put a caching nameserver
somewhere in the mix, in any case, if only to reduce load.

A

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