I've nearly got dnsextd running successfully, but get some odd errors
that prevent my services from being registered. I'm wondering if
anyone has seen these and know what they mean.
First, the log...
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Deleting existing RRSet 0 _dns-update-
tls.mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. SRV << ZERO RDATA LENGTH >>
Deleting existing RRSet 0 _dns-query-
tls.mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. SRV << ZERO RDATA LENGTH >>
Deleting existing RRSet 0 _dns-llq-
tls.mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. SRV << ZERO RDATA LENGTH >>
Deleting existing RRSet 0 _dns-
update._udp.mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. SRV << ZERO RDATA LENGTH >>
Deleting existing RRSet 0 _dns-
llq._udp.mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. SRV << ZERO RDATA LENGTH >>
SendPacket Q:1 A:0 A:5 A:0
Successful update from 0.0.0.0
Registering SRV record 28532 _dns-
update._udp.mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. SRV 0 0 5352 smibes.local.
Registering SRV record 28532 _dns-
llq._udp.mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. SRV 0 0 5352 smibes.local.
SendPacket Q:1 A:0 A:2 A:0
Successful update from 0.0.0.0
Listening for requests...
found correct zone mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. for query
zone mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. is public
UDPServerTransaction Q:1 A:0 A:4 A:2
Request 10.0.1.200: Reply contains non-zero rcode
Message from 10.0.1.200 not a successful update.
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The last two messages are the ones I'm concerned about. "Reply
contains non-zero rcode" and "not a successful update".
Here's the setup I have. I have registered a domain (in this example,
"mydomain.com") and have been able to successfully point external dns
servers to my local server (running 10.5.3). Now, I'm running a named
instance on my server that has a subdomain set up
("mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com."). I've also started dnsextd
successfully. The .local address of the server is "smibes.local."
I've gone through the instructions on the dns-sd website both for
setting up named and for setting up dnsextd. There were also
additional instructions in /etc/dnsextd.conf.
the entry for mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com. allows updates via "any;"
in the configuration file.
Now, I have another machine on my local network that is trying to
connect to it and register its services in the
"mbishop.bonjour.mydomain.com." domain. It uses the Bonjour control
panel to browse and register in the subdomain. The address of this
machine is 10.0.1.200.
I'm pretty sure everything is how the docs say. I'm just getting these
weird "Reply contains non-zero rcode" errors and being fairly new to
DNS, don't know how to interpret them.
Does anyone have any idea what those mean? I can supply any additional
info that you need.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you for your time.
_ michael
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