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Looks like adding 127.0.0.1 Address and Topology - "Allow recursive queries from" sorts it out
EDIT..
That didnt actually work, although it looks like it should have. I was just getting a previously cached lookup. I made sure to restart bind.<br><br>Post edited by: ChrisBlackwell, at: 2008/01/25 04:16
have you found a solution?
Im looking into it as well since I have the same issue since recently.
before it was fine but Im not sure what changed it.
It did change after an update
<div class='quote'>Looks like adding 127.0.0.1 Address and Topology - "Allow recursive queries from" sorts it out</div>
This should work. What's the entirety of your /etc/named.conf?
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So it sounds like what you want is to allow recursive lookups from your own system and network only.
Do this is, go to Webmin -> Servers -> BIND DNS Server -> Addresses and Topology, and in the 'Allow recursive queries from' field enter 127.0.0.1 , <b>your systems IP, and the IPs of any other boxes on your local networks</b>. Click Save, then go to the Miscellaneous Options page and change 'Do full recursive lookups for clients?' to 'Yes', and Save again. Finally, click 'Apply Changes'.
This seems to work so far. Only 127.0.0.1 doesn't seem to be enough
(edit won't work)
also I wouldn't use intodns.com but instead use http://www.squish.net/dnscheck/ as it shows more