Re: unknown option 'allow-update'

> I currently have a primary name server and a secondary name server.
> The plan is to add a third shortly. Every zone on the primary needs to
> be pushed to the slaves when a zone is updated. This works, but it's
> not secure.
>
> Before I look at TSIG for doing this "properly" I'd like to get
> ip-restricted updates working.
> When using allow-update in the options part of the config,

This is maybe not what you want: The "allow-update"-statement is used to
allow your secondary (or any other server) to send a DDNS-update to you. Not
for receiving one from you.
For this you need a NS-entry for your new secondary in the zone.


> I get the
> following error:
> named[2108]: /etc/bind/named.conf.options:45: unknown option
> 'allow-update='

Where comes the = from? The statement should be
allow-update { 1.2.3.4; }
There is no =


bye,
Tom.

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