ISP3 <> ISP2 zone transfer problem

[t.roijers]

Hi,

We had two ISPconfig2 name servers. now we replaced the master name server with an ISPconfig3 name server.

The ISPConfig2 slave server gets permission denied for zone transfers.
I already updated named.conf.options on the master and included:

allow-transfer { ipadres-of-slave-dns; };

still permission denied, both running bind9 on ubuntu 10

Please help!

[till]

You have to add the IP address of the slave server in the "Allow zone transfers to
these IPs (comma separated list)" Field of the dns settings of the zone in ISPConfig.

[t.roijers]

Originally Posted by till

You have to add the IP address of the slave server in the "Allow zone transfers to
these IPs (comma separated list)" Field of the dns settings of the zone in ISPConfig.

Do i have to do this for every record???? or is their a main setting for all the records.

[giftsnake]

same question here!

leaving the field empty results in

allow-transfer {none;};

overriding the setting in named.conf.options.

maybe a feature request:

• instead of "none;" insert default IPs

or

• if empty, do not provide the "allow-transfer" option explicitly.

[t.roijers]

Originally Posted by giftsnake

same question here!
maybe a feature request:

• instead of "none;" insert default IPs

or

• if empty, do not provide the "allow-transfer" option explicitly.

That would be nice

[giftsnake]

what one could do:
edit file

/usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-enabled/bind_plugin.inc.php

and replace

PHP Code:

$options .= "        allow-transfer {none;};\n"; 


with

PHP Code:

$options .= "        allow-transfer {IP1; IP2; IP3;};\n"; 


but I guess this change will vanish when updating ispconfig...

[till]

Instead of editing the ispconfig code, you can set the options directly in dns file template. So you changes dont get overwritten.

[giftsnake]

is there a simple way to find out all possible options for the template file?