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Short descriptionI am not sure if this is a bug or a support request. We have a set of powerdns servers in primary/secondary configuration. For a subset of our zones (around 10 of our 200 zones) we need to replicate with another third party DNS cloud provider (DNS Made Easy - but the provider is somewhat irrelevant). We have our powerdns servers defined as name servers and also the DNS made easy name servers configured as such: xtramagazine.com 3600 IN NS dns1.pinktriangle.ca. Note that the digicertdns.com domains are DNS made easy. When we modify our xtramagazine.com zone we see this:
DNS Made Easy/Digicert has AAAA (IPv6) records setup for their name servers ns100, ns101, ns102. Our servers don't have IPv6 enabled so it can't connect to them over IPv6. Is there a setting in PowerDNS to tell it not to try to resolve names using IPv6? We've disabled IPv6 in the OS (Rocky Linux) already via this command: I also change powerdns not to listen over ipv6 via: Environment
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Expected behaviourI would expect that since the system isn't listening on IPv6 and IPv6 is disabled in the host OS it would not attempt to notify the secondary servers via IPv6 or it would at least attempt to notify over IPv4 as well. Actual behaviourThe NOTIFY tries to get sent over IPv6 and fails. Other informationWe found this article with a similarish problem with powerdns recursor. But we're having the issue on the authoritative server: #10991 |
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only-notify=0.0.0.0/0 should do the trick |
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I just found that here: https://doc.powerdns.com/authoritative/settings.html#only-notify Thank you! I am still having an issue with NOTIFY not working but its no longer reporting an IPv6 address. So I guess that's forward progress. I'll close up this bug report for now. Thanks Again |
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only-notify=0.0.0.0/0 should do the trick