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opennic:srvzone [2017-07-06T01:42:00Z] fuslopennic:srvzone [2017-12-07T01:02:22Z] fusl
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 This script will automatically generate a file for BIND9 that lists all of the OpenNIC zones and their master servers. The conf file needs to be located in the same directory as the script. For convenience, you may wish to place these files in /etc/bind/ (or wherever your distribution places your BIND9 configuration). Run the following commands to download the files. This script will automatically generate a file for BIND9 that lists all of the OpenNIC zones and their master servers. The conf file needs to be located in the same directory as the script. For convenience, you may wish to place these files in /etc/bind/ (or wherever your distribution places your BIND9 configuration). Run the following commands to download the files.
  
-  wget http://173.160.58.202/opennic.oss/files/scripts/srvzone +  wget http://161.97.219.84/opennic.oss/files/scripts/srvzone 
-  wget http://173.160.58.202/opennic.oss/files/scripts/srvzone.conf+  wget http://161.97.219.84/opennic.oss/files/scripts/srvzone.conf
   chown bind.bind srvzone   chown bind.bind srvzone
   chmod 700 srvzone   chmod 700 srvzone
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 This should produce a list of several nameservers that can be used to query the .geek zone. At the bottom you should see an entry for SERVER which shows your IP address -- if not, check troubleshooting below. This should produce a list of several nameservers that can be used to query the .geek zone. At the bottom you should see an entry for SERVER which shows your IP address -- if not, check troubleshooting below.
  
-If you are setting up a public server and wish to confirm it is responding properly to queries from the internet, visit http://opennicproject.org/t2log/test.php and enter your IP address. If you are using a firewall or port-forwarding, make sure that you are allowing port 53 on both UDP and TCP. If the testing passes for everything but dns.opennic.glue, you are almost certainly not allowing traffic over TCP.+If you are setting up a public server and wish to confirm it is responding properly to queries from the internet, visit http://report.opennicproject.org/t2log/t2.php and enter your IP address. If you are using a firewall or port-forwarding, make sure that you are allowing port 53 on both UDP and TCP. If the testing passes for everything but dns.opennic.glue, you are almost certainly not allowing traffic over TCP.
  
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