Re: bind TTL problem
hi ya nate
Add the following BEFORE your soa record below
$TTL 1
@ IN SOA ns1.firetrail.com. hostmaster.mail.firetrail.com. (
....blah blah...
have fun
alvin
> im really not sure what is causing this ..i just added 2 new domains to my
> named and both of them the system says:
>
> Zone "shadowsystem.com" (file primary/db.shadowsystem.com): No default TTL
> set using SOA minimum instead
> master zone "shadowsystem.com" (IN) loaded (serial 199911303)
> Zone "shadowsystem.net" (file primary/db.shadowsystem.net): No default TTL
> set using SOA minimum instead
> master zone "shadowsystem.net" (IN) loaded (serial 199911302)
>
>
> I believe i set them up like all the others only these 2 cause trouble(but
> they still load at least) both the headings of the database files are
> identical:
>
> @ IN SOA ns1.firetrail.com. hostmaster.mail.firetrail.com. (
> 199911303 ; Serial (yyyymmddnn)
> 10800 ; refresh - 3yr
> 3600 ; retry - 1hr
> 604800 ; expire - 1 week
> 86400 ) ; min TTL - 1 day
>
> i dont get why bind is saying there is no TTL ..anyone have any ideas?
>
> TIA!
>
> nate
>
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