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> The limit is on the filename, on the secondary server. The filename
Re: Problem Setting Up A Domain
From: Howard Shere
Date: Wednesday, March 20, 2002
Time: 8:47:23 pm
> is never sent as part of the zone transfer, nor in the zone transfer
> request - the problem is not in the zone transfer itself, but in
> storing the result in a file.
The file name has been changed on both the primary and the secondary. We
still cannot make this work. We get the same -37 error. I have even removed
the domain and re-added it and it has not fixed the problem.
> ____________________________________________________________________
> Chris Buxton Men & Mice
> support@menandmice.com Making DNS Easy
>
> At 1:34 PM -0600 3/19/02, Howard Shere wrote:
>> > QuickDNS Pro 2.x has a bug regarding filename length in Secondary
>>> Domains. The maximum filename length is artificially low, at
>>> something like 29 characters. Shorten it a little more and try again.
>>
>>Is this a limit on the domain name or on the file name? I shortened the file
>>name yesterday and it didn't solve the problem. We can't shorten the domain
>>name:
>>
>>northmississippibasketball.org
>>
>>because the customer has already registered it and we are going to host it.
>>
>>Is this a problem with the zone transfer on the primary or seconday? In
>>other words, is this a problem requesting the zone transfer or sending the
>>zone transfer? Or both?
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