RE: Bind9 on Woody - "Bad dotted quad"
I thought of that. I replaced all the periods in "192.168.1.40" and then
re-typed it. Same error message. I put another line with a similar ip
address in front of it and got an error message on the new line. After
removing the new line I changed the "192" series ip number of a "12" series
number and bind swallowed that and choked on the next address record which
had a "192" address. I haven't had a problem like this with bind before but
I haven't used bind 9 either. I was hoping it was a compile option the
package maintainer used. I'll go back to the documentation again to see
what I can see.
John Purser
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Lyons [mailto:richard@the-place.net]
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 4:11 AM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Bind9 on Woody - "Bad dotted quad"
On Saturday 02 August 2003 23:39, John M. Purser wrote:
> I've installed the bind9 package and tried to configure it to work
> with my little internal network. When I start it up I get an error
> message telling me "bad dotted quad" saying it's from the zone
> configuration file for my network which uses the 192.168.0 network
> numbers.[...]
You have checked you have full-stops (periods) on the end when you
should have and not when you shouldn't? Just a thought.
--
richard
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